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Title: The Caloosa belle
Physical Description: Newspaper
Language: English
Publisher: S.H. Stalls
Place of Publication: LaBelle Fla
Creation Date: December 14, 2006
Publication Date: 1972-
Frequency: weekly
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Letters to Santa,

,Page 11-19


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Delivering Western Hendry County's News Since 1922


At A Glance


Lawmakers hear requests


Legion serving
Christmas meals
American Legion Post 130
will once again be serving
Christmas dinner for those
alone or in need. The post
delivers as many as 500 meals
to the community on Christ-
mas Day The tradition contin-
ues with volunteers starting to
cook, package and deliver
meals which include turkey,
dressing, potatoes, gravy,
green beans, roll, butter,
salad, cake candy cane served
with a bit of Christmas cheer
from the post and its support-
ers.
If you would like to help or
know someone who needs a
Christmas dinner, please call
675-8300. Remember to pro-
vide the person's name,
address and directions for
delivery

Blankets for
the homeless
Please don't forget the
Hendry County Homeless
Coalition is getting ready for
the area's traditional cold
snap, collecting blankets and
hand warmers for the home-
less. Please drop them off at
the United Way House, 117
Fort Thompson Ave.

Want a job in
construction?
Take advantage of a job
training opportunity provided
by the Education Center of
Southwest Florida, Inc.
(ECSWF) for construction
trades ranging from carpentry
and plastic pipe to blue prints
and masonry. Space is limited.
Flyers and applications are
available at the ECSWF office
in LaBelle. The next classes
begin January 8. Applications
can be faxed to the Education
Center at (863)-675-6800. For
more information, contact
Sonny Hughes, (863) 675-
6800

You could
be SCF queen
All young ladies from age
12-21 are invited to take part in
the 2007 SCF Miss LaBelle
Swamp Cabbage pageant
Feb. 10. Practice Sunday, Dec.
17 at 2 p.m. at the Nobles
Senior Center on Cowboy
Way, across from Jorgy's
Restaurant. For more informa-
tion, call Cathryn Miller 675-
3966.

Little Miss, Mister
contest coming
The SCF Queen .and
Princess Pageant proudly
announces the Little Miss and
Little Misier contest from Dec.
*lO-Jan. 31 Ages birth to 10
years. See Melinda at Langford
Ford Service Dept. for infor-
mation packets and entry
forms or call Cindy Miller at
675 3966


Index
Classifieds .......17-19
Editorial ............4
Speak Out ...........4
Social News ......... .5
Sports ........ .. ...5
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Legislative
Delegation
meets in LaBelle

By Patty Brant
Hendry County was the focus
of attention by its legislators at
the annual Legislative Delegation
session Tuesday morning at city
hall. Florida Senator Larcenia
Bullard of District 39, Representa-
tive Denise Grimsley of District 77


(Delegation Chair) and Rep.
Dave Aronberg of District 27
faced the room full of locals seek-
ing funding from Tallahassee. US
Congressman-elect Tom
Mahoney came by as well in an
effort to augment to his under-
standing of local issues and
needs.
Assistant Administrator Judi
Kennington-Korf presented
Hendry County's list of requested
appropriations. Number one on
the list is $350,000 for Small


County Courthouse Improve-
ments to accommodate addi-
tional courtroom space and to
enhance security. Second is $.5
million for Stormwater Imple-
mentation for Airglades Industri-
al Park followed by $1.6 million
for Stormwater Improvements
for Airport-Sears and $800,000
for Stormwater Improvements
for Mid-County; $500,000 for
Stormwater Improvements for
Four Corners and $250,000 for a
Stormwater Master Plan Phase II.


Presentation: Award winning love


Submitted photo/Caloosa Humane Society
Caloosa Humane Society President Tim Haley, and Director Suzanne Bonnell flank Mary
Bartoshuk, winner of the first ever Cornelius "Kees" Huijer Award.

Humane society presents award
The Caloosa Humane Society
is very proud to announce the first
recipient of its Cornelius "Kees"
Huijer Award for Philanthropic
Efforts for Animals. This very sig-
nificant award went to Mary Bar-
toshuk, well known throughout
the community for her volunteer
efforts for both humans and ani-
mals.
Mary has been a vital link
between the humane society and
the LaBelle community for many
years. She started a pet therapy
program where she took home-
less pets from the shelter to area
convalescent centers and senior
centers for visits with clients.
Brightening people's days with
these visits always put a special
glow to Mary's cheeks. She
would be smiling from ear to ear
when she brought the pet back to
the shelter, full of stories of the Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant
antics of'each pet and how the Swea Nightingale hand crafted this beautiful Cowboy
%isit touched each person. S a s
Mary took in collections for the Santa which was won by Jo Phelps of Clewiston all as
shelter on her front porch, help- part of the Caloosa Humane Society's big fundraiser Dec.
ing make it convenient for the 9 at Barron Park. The event coincided with the annual
Boat Parade, which had people lined up along the banks
See Awards Page 2 for a good view of the elaborately decorated boats.


Also on the list are $300,000 for
Fort Denaud Bridge improve-
ments, $250,000 for Lake Okee-
chobee National Pollution Dis-
charge Elimination System
compliance, $900,000 for Air-
glades Airport Utility System
Waste Water Treatment Plant and
$200,000 for improvements to
the Hendry County Fairgrounds.
Hendry County is also hoping
to receive grants of almost $1.9
million for a new Emergency
Operations Center, $200,000 for


Clewiston East Park and $6.7 mil-
lion for the 2005 Disaster Recov-
ery Initiative.
In addition, the county asking
the State Legislature to increase
SHIP funding so the county can
provide more affordable housing
and is asking the Legislature to
develop innovative programs to
encourage private sector devel-
opment of workforce housing.
Other groups seeking Legisla-

See Meeting Page 2


Help "Spread



the Word, Not



the Germs"


The Florida Department of
Health (DOH) and the Henry
the Hand Foundation celebrat-
ed National Hand Washing
Awareness Week, December 3-
9,2006.
The first National Hand
Washing Awareness Week
started in 1999 in Cincinnati,
Ohio, due to the flu vaccine
shortage. In collaboration with
the Henry the Hand Founda-
tion, the Greater Cincinnati
Health Council Flu Vaccine
Committee began educating
the public on hand washing as
the first line of defense against
the flu orflu-like illness.
"Floridians must take proac-
tive measures to prevent the
spread of infectious diseases


through simple hand washing
with soap and water," said
Deputy State Health Officer
Bonita Sorensen, M.D., M.B.A.
"Reviewing and making use of
these techniques will prepare
and protect residents of Florida
during the flu season." Hendry
and Glades County Health
Department Director Neftali
Fernandez, M.D. added that:
"You should never touch any
part of your face until you wash
your hands thoroughly."
According to the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC), hand washing is the sin-
gle most important means in
preventing the spread of infec-
See Germs Page 2


Report: deep wells


could reduce


harmful discharges
By Matt Bokor the boulder zone as a storage
Harmful releases of excess zone can provide a very large
water from Lake Okeechobee storm water disposal capacity,
could be reduced by diverting which could reduce wet-sea-
the flow deep underground son discharges to coastal envi-
into a cavernous, saltwater ronments via the Caloosa-
aquifer known as the "boulder hatchee River and St. Lucie
zone." according to a new sci- River," according to the report.


entific report.
Authored by professional
geologists Robert G. Maliva,
Ph.D., and Thomas M. Mis-
simer, Ph.D., the report sug-
gests that Class I deep injection
wells, the type used by munici-
pal water utilities throughout
South Florida, could accom-
modate 1.6 billion gallons per
day of excess water from the
lake.
"Class I infection wells using


The boulder zone, which
lies approximately 3,000 feet
beneath the surface, is an
extremely porous saltwater
aquifer. Unique to South Flori-
da, the boulder zone is a slow-
moving river of highly mineral-
ized water, as salty as seawater.
Because of its permeability, it
has an extremely high capacity
to accept water from the sur-
See Wells -Page 2


LMS students receive


college scholarship


By Kristin Hunter
Two students at LaBelle Mid-
dle' School received the Take
Stock in Children scholarship
which helps high potential, low-
- income children stay in school,
earn a high school diploma,
graduate from college and enter
into the workforce. The two
recipients were 8th graders at
Country Oaks Elementary,
Matthew Hicks and Vanessa
Martinez. The two sponsors for
the scholarship are Bonita Bay
and Suncoast Federal Credit
Union. The two mentors for the
students are Megan Hull, Speech
Therapist for Hendry County
Schools and Rev. Frank Deerey
of the First Baptist Church.
Take Stock in Children offers
each child a four-year college
scholarship, a volunteer mentor


to provide motivation, support
and tutoring, a case manager to
support the student's education-
al achievements and college and
career counseling. The children
in the program sign perform-
ance contracts agreeing to get
good grades, exhibit positive
behaviors and remain drug and
crime-free. Students who
adhere to their contracts receive
their four-year college scholar-
ships; those who violate their
contracts lose their scholarship
and place in the program to
other deserving children.
Children applying to the pro-
gram must meet strict financial
and academic criteria to be
selected. Students must be eligi-
ble for free or reduced lunch
See Scholars -Page 2


V: V V: -O_ ,-y~


Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
From left: sister Nadia, nephew Adrian and mom Graciela Martinez, LMS Principal There-
sa Baker, Take Stock in Children recipient Vanessa Martinez, Superintendent Toni Conner,
Take Stock in Children recipient Matthew Hicks with mom Angela and sister WhitneyrCross
with one of the scholarship sponsors Regional General Manager Scott Connell from Boni-
ta Bay.
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2 Caloosa Belle, Thursday, December 14,2006


' Meeting
Continued From Page 1
tive consideration included Flori-
da Gulf Coast University, South
Florida Water Management Dis-
trict, Healthy Start Coalition, Hope
Hospice, East County Water Con-
trol District and Janice Groves of
the Economic Development
Council. Dr. Stanley Andrews, for-
mer Director of Sponsored
Research at Florida Atlantic Uni-
versity, called attention to energy
issues.
After the initial session, the del-
egation heard supporting infor-
mation on both sides of the ongo-
ing proposal to change Montura's
298 election process from one-
vote-per-acre to one-man-one-
vote. Residents have been seeking
the change for several years but
have not been able to pass a local
referendum until this past sum-
mer. The 298 board's attorney


Wells
Continued From Page 1
face at minimal pressure with no
adverse impacts on overlying lay-
ersofrock.-
Presented recently in Orlando
at the annual conference of the
Florida Section of the American
Water Works Association, the
report suggests that some inject-
ed water could later be with-
drawn from the injection zone for
irrigation purposes. Previously,
water discharged via deep injec-
tion was considered lost for all
practical purposes.
"The principal objection
expressed to'the deep injection
well option is that the water
would be 'lost,' the Fort Myers
geologists explain. "However,
large volumes of water are cur-
rently being 'lost' each year by dis-
charge to coastal areas, with asso-
ciated .severe environmental
damage."
Deep well technology is simi-
lar to that of aquifer storage and


Germs


Angela Hill argued that the board Alhmnalacs
already is required to change one
board position to be, elected by
the voters in February and that American
further changing the procedure at Legion fish fry
this point would unnecessarily Legio fy
encumber the landowners who The American Legi(
currently paythe taxes in the dis- on Friday, Dec. 15, w
trict. steak dinners for a $1(
Supervisor of Elections Lucre- in addition to the regu
tia Strickland said she believed Steaks will be first
that the entire five-member board serve. Come join them
should be chosen by one method turf.
- either continue the current one
vote per acre system or go fully to Nw
the popular vote. LegionN
Saying that they currently have Year's Party
no bill before them but need to
meet again to decide how to han- The American Legi
die the situation, Sen. Aronberg everyone to their an
made the motion to gather allcur- Year's party Sunday, De
rent information and decide later 7 p.m. til? They will b
on whether or not a bill is neces- luau with music and I
sary. Sen. Bullard seconded the "'Ivo Sharps and a
'motion, which passed unani- party is open to the
mously. come on down and joir
You can reach Patty Brant by e-mail
atpbrant@newszap.com _. i-,


recovery (ASR) wells, which store
fresh water from the surface in a
shallower, brackish aquifer for
future withdrawal. More than 300
ASR wells are already included in
the Comprehensive Everglades
Restoration Plain but none has
been installed yet.
The array of deep wells would
in effect create a freshwater
resource, which could operate in
part as an ASR system, the report
says.
The report concludes:
"Deep injection wells have the
potential to play an important role
in solving the greatest environ-
ment problem currently facing
Florida, restoration of the Ever-
glades, while protecting coastal
environments. A deep injection
well system may also create an
exploitable source of freshwater
that could be used for irrigation,
which would allow for the reser-
vation of fresh groundwater and
surface water for other uses. Sus-'
tainable water use in Florida will
require both .conservation and
innovation."


Before. preparing or eating
food
Before and after tending to


Continued From Page 1 someone who is sick
tion., The CDC estimates that Before and after treating a
36,000 people die from the flu or cut or wound
flu-like illness each year, 5,000 After blowing your, nose,
people die from food borne ill- coughing orsneezing
ness each year, and between After handling an animal or
78,000 and 90,000 patients die animal waste
each year from Hospital Acquired After handling garbage
Infections (HAl), for which a *After going to the bathroom
direct link to many of these deaths After changing-diapers or
is poor hand washing. cleaning up after child who has
Furthermore, there are two gone to the bathroom
million of 33 million hospital- The Hendry/Glades County
admitted patients who contract Health Department promotes and.
HAls annually. There are 76 mil- protects the health and safety of
lion food borne illnesses each these two counties through the
year resulting, in more than delivery of quality health services
300,000 hospital admissions. and the promotion of health care
Hand washing and hand aware- standards. For additional informa-
ness are important for nosocomi- ion you may contact them at any
al infection prevention, food safe- of their three sites or via their e-
ty, school health, personal health mail address. at:
and disease prevention. 164 mil-. http:,',doh.state.fl.us,'chd-
lion days are lost from school due Hendry/pome.html. ,For more
to-illness, of which 22 million are information on National Hand
due to the common cold alone. Washing Week, please visit
To keep hands clean, DOH rec-, http: wvw.henrythehand.corm'p
ommends hand washing: ages 'content'index.html.


Scholars

Continued From Page 1
programs in their schools .and
must demonstrate the desire to go
to college and succeed in life.
Teacher, business and communi-
ty leaders and Take Stock in Chil-
dren staff help select students to
participate in this unique pro-
gram.
Parents also sign the contract,
prorhising to be involved with
their children's academic achieve-
ment and supportive of their cho-
sen paths. When students gradu-
ate high school and successfully


Awards
Continued From Page 1
donors, and delivered them.
Because of Mary's efforts, many
animals have snuggly blankets to
curl up in and toys to play with to
keep them occupied while they
await new homes, Mary always
has a cake or brownies to donate
to a fundraiser, or a costume to
put on to draw attention to a
fundraiser.
The Cornelius "Kees" Huijer
Award is a great honor, just ask
anyone who knew Kees!
Travis Dowhen, a founding
member, former trustee of the
estate and personal friend of
Kees, (pronounced Case), was
honored to be asked to present
the award Dec. 9 at Barron Park.
Not only because he knew Kees,
but because he knows Mary, too.
After saying a few words about.
his fellow a'limal loving friend,
Kees, Travis surprised Mary with
the plaque while onlookers
applauded. Mary, dressed for the
occasion as one of Santa's elves,
couldn't have been more sur-
prised!
A little histbry.-
The seed money to build and


fulfill the obligations of their con-
tract, they are awarded college
tuition scholarships good for two
years at a community college fol-
Slowed by two years at a state uni-
versity. Students also may choose
to pursue technical or vocational
degrees at institutions that accept
Florida Prepaid Tuition Scholar-
ships.
Scholarships are purchased
through the Florida Prepaid Col-
lege Foundation, which provides
matching funds to double the
impact of scholarship donations
to Take Stock in Children.
You. can reach Kristin Hunter
.atcbnewsrm@newszap.com


on Fish Fry
ill include
0 donation
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come/first
for surf or


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nual New
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karaoke by
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public so
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Library plans aunual
Christmas program
Come one...Come all to Bar-
ron's annual Christmas program.
This year the theme will be "A
Christmas Fantasy," and will fea-
ture story time around the fire-
place, Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let
ilt Popcorn Snow and holiday pic-
fures with Mr. & Mrs. "Claws" and
their elves. Everyone is invited
from ages I to 101 on Thursday,
Dec. 21, at 7 p.m. This will be
great family holiday fun for all! For
questions, call Lori Howard at
675-0833. -
Pioneer turkey
shoot set
The Pioneer Annual Turkey
Shoot will be December 22-23
from 7:00 p.m. til at 2499 Hendry
Isles Blvd.
It is a $3.00 donation for turkey
and a $4.00 donation for ham.
Everyone is welcome to come
out and have fun.
Social security
questions
If you have questions about
social security or supplemental
security income or need help in
completing an application for old!
age, disability and survivors insur-
ance; Medicare, or Supplemental
Security income benefits, call 1-
800-772-1213. Ybu may meet with
a representative in LaBelle at the
Nobles Senior Center from 9 a.m.-
12 p.m. on 475 E. Cowboy Way,
on Jan. 2, Feb. 6 and March 6,
2007. '
Christian Men
cancelmeeting
The Gathering of the Christian
Men will not meet for the month
of December. They will be meet-
ing January 15, 2007, at 7:30 p.m:.
at the Dallas Townsend Building.
They hope to see you then.
Come to
Christmas musical
LaBelle Assembly of God will
have a Christmas musical, "Love
that came in a Manger," at the 11
a.m. service Dec. 17. All are wel-
come. LaBelle Assembly of God is
located at 123 Fraser Ave. across
from the Edward Upthegrove Ele-
mentary School. For more infor-
mation call Kathy at 675-0900.


Come to old
fashioned carol sing
Come to the old fashioned carol
singat LaBelle's oldest church. Step
back in time at LaBelle.Assembly of
God, 123 Fraser Ave. the oil lamps
will be lit, candles will glow and the
warmth of the season, lights and
decorations will enhance the feel of
our Savior's birth. The community
is invited Dec. 19, starting at 6:30
.p.m. Refreshments after the sing
and a birthday cake for Jesus. Call
675-0900 formore information.
MCA plans ,.
holiday social
Muse Community Association
will hold its Holiday Social for
members and their invited guests at
7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 21, following
short meeting.
Christmas Eve
service set
The community is invited to a;
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
Dec. 24 at 6 p.m. at the First Baptist
Church of LaBelle, 330 North Main
Street. 863-675-2171.
Bell ringers
The Salvation Army fundraising
event of bell ringing is through Dec.
23. The money raised helps meet
the needs in this community. Vol-
unteer one hour or as many as you
would like. Volunteers are the heart
and hands of our ministry. Please
call the office if you can volunteer at
674-1441.
Enjoy lawn
mower racing
There will be Toys for Tots lawn
mower race on Sunday, Dec. 17, at
1 p.m. behind the LaBelle rodeo
grounds. Santa says: Bring toys for
those kids who might not get a visit
from the old guy! Racers wanted for
all classes.
LHS '76-78
grads wanted
LaBelle High School graduates
of the Classes of 1976-78 are plan-'
ning a combined reunion for June
2007. Mailing addresses and phone
numbers of classmates are needed.
Class of '76 members should con-
tact Susan Bratcher at 863-675-
2357. Class of'77 members: Rachel
Reith at 239-839-7112 or Laura
Chambliss at 863-675-4293. Class of
'78 members: Ellen Woosley at 863-
673-0334.
Free tutoring
available
If your child attends COE or
LMS, he or she may be eligible for
free after school tutoring. Call 863-
674-4108 for more information.
Fresh produce,
Christmas trees
Christmas holiday vegetables,
Christmas trees and a free picture of
the kids with Santa Claus through
your school. Order on line now at
wwv.farmfreshcharities.org
LMS Band fundraisers
LMS Band is selling Fresh Geor-
gia Pecans. Please call 674-4646
and ask for Amy Noon Band Direc-
tor or any LMS band member to


Ranchettes hold meeting


The Port LaBelle Ranchettes
Property Owners Association
held its annual meeting on Satur-
mday Dec. 2, at the Ranchette's
community property on Frontier
Circle.
Approximately 50 residents
attended the meeting, with guest
speakers Harris Friedman and
Donna Storter Long present. Mr.
Friedman of Riverwatch dis-
cussed environmental concerns
regarding the new Florida Power


& Light coal plant being built in
Moore Haven. Newly-elected
Glades County Commissioner
Long answered various ques-
tions from the residents, primari-
ly property tax issues and con-
cerns. The meeting lasted for
about one hour, with residents
discussing various Ranchette'
issues. Afterward, the residents
enjoyed a catered barbecue
chicken and rib lunch.


open the humane society came
from Kees Huijer, a'very special
man. As many people know, Kees
put a substantial amount of
money into an endowment.fund
managed by the Southwest Flori-
da Community Foundation which
can never be touched. Twice a
year the Caloosa Humane Society 2 O F F
receives the interest from this
endowment fund which covers .
approximately one third of the
annual operating expenses (bills,
payroll, supplies, etc.). Kees' AO
intention was to supply only a ACCESSOR ES
portion of the necessary budget
for the humane society to operate
within Hendry and Glades coun- GS/
ties. The remaining two thirds of
operating expenses must come
from donations from the public,
bequests/wills/trusts, and from
money made by the shelter
through adoptions, spay/neuter
.and vaccination clinic proceeds
and fundraisers and grants. There .1
are no monies supplied by any ar* i%''l"l ic
other source such as the Humane At the Foot of the Bridge
Society of the United States or any
governmental, county or city enti- 340 North Bridge St LaBelle
ty. The approximate annual oper- 863-674-0003
ating budget for the shelter is just
over $135,000 per year and rising .
as the cost of supplies, and servic- s' 0
es go up. 0


buy your 12 oz. bag. They are $10h
each. The money made on this
fundraiser will go directly towards
the spring trip-, fund to
Nashville/Memphis, Tennessee.
Thanks foryour support!
The band is also selling Christ-


mas poinsettias. Please call Amy
Noon or see any LMS Band mem-.
ber to reserve yours today. $10 for
each Freedom Red Poinsettia. First
come first served; Quantities are
limited. Call 674-4646 for more
details.


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YOU'RE INVITED

TO A GOSPEL SING


at Faith Worship Center

Featuring Bill Mulis

Dec. 17 @ 11 am

3078 H\7y 78
SEaBelle, FL'33935 -
Call 863-673-0507
For more information \


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Arrests


uDomineo pnouloraimny cye Care
Have you seen this moose?
The folks at Family Eye Care have been devastated by a
shocking crime perpetrated upon them this holiday season.
They have been left to mourn the sudden disappearance of
Chocolate, their beloved moose. The sheriff's office has
taken up the search for the gentle creature who for the past
several weeks has graced the eye center's Christmas dis-
play. Stunned staff and patients are soldiering on, trying
hard to put on a happy face while coping with the loss of
this newest member of their family. Chocolate was abduct-
ed some time during the night Saturday, Dec. 9. He is all
white, rather small for a moose and was wearing a plaid rib-
bon; If you have any information on this heinous crime,
please call Family Eye Care Centers. This just in: the abduc-
tor has struck again! This time the snow globe has been "lib-
erated" from the eye care center. Residents are being
warned to keep a sharp eye out on their holiday decorations.


Obituaries


Cleotide E. Teal
Cle6tide E. Teal, 57, of LaBelle,
died Dec. 6, 2006. Cleotide is sur-
vived by two- sons: '.Lawrence
Williams, Michael Teal; one .ister:
Frances Garcia, and two grandchil-
dren: Jennifer Morales and Aubry
Williams. Funeral services were
private. Arrangements made by
Lee Memorial Park Funeral Home,
Ft. Myers.
Kenneth Michael Wright
Kenneth Michael Wright, age
53, lof LaBelle, passed away Dec 6,
200lit in LaBelle. He was born Jan
12, 1953, in Shelbyxille. Indiana, to
. warrenn and Maargaret Jane I Milleri
\Vright
He \ as a sure\ or employed by
H.L. Bennell Inc -LaBelle Mike also
workedd as a \ volunteer firefighter at
Muse volunteerr Fire Dept and v;as
Fireman of the Year in 1997.
Survivors include his wife:
Genel (Rowe) XVight of LaBelle;
son Chad Michael Wright ;of
LaBelle; daughlers: Jamie' liza-
beth \righl o.I LaBelle and TRila
Dao.rwn Brist:,l ol \VA; parents: \\r-
red. and. MNrateri Jane (Miller)'
\Wrighol f Orla'ndo:: brotrter- Scott
Wright oi Sielp- ille, iN; and sis-
Iter : J ,.. .i e :f B,: E ch Cruo e,
IN and Cind Pagce and land\ Paul
L:.'th of Orlandio and giandchil-
dren: Austin Br\ an rightgh. Cassady
\ilght, Hayden Bristol and
Spencei Bristo'l.


Funeral services were Dec. 9.at
Community Harvest Worship Cen-
ter- in LaBelle \ith Pastor L. W.
Howard officiating. Interment fol-
Slow ed at Ortona Cemetery ':
Arrangements by Akih-Davis
Funeral Home LaBelle.
Edley A. Bailey
- -Edley A. Bailey, age 82 of
LaBelle, passed away November
25, 2006, in LaBelle.
He was born Nov. 13, 1924, in
Si Ann, Jamaica, to Benjamin and
Naomi (Barrelt) Bailey.
Survivors include his daughter:
Loraine Pamela Bailey .of North
Lauderdale; brother: Selvin Bailey
of Jamaica: sisters: Rub~ Bailey and
Winnifred Bailey, both of Jamaica,
grandsons. Brian Marshall of Lon.
don, England, and Darren Camp-
bell of Brooklvn, NY: cousiris. Elsie
Bailey of BrooklvYn, NY, Gertrude
Riley of Miami, Shirle, Deacon of
Brookhln, NY, Calvin Bailey of
Bronx, NY, Louis Bailey of Londorn
England, and a host o other
cousins, extended fanmily and
friends. He w\as preceded in death
by his wile, E\vanigeline Bailev in.
2005.
Funeral services were held Dec.
i. atGrac Bapust Chuichlr ith Pas-
tor Jeffrey Zimmerman olliciating
Intertmeni followed at Fort Denaud
Cemeierr in LaBelle.
Arrangements by Akin-Davis
Funeral Home LaBelle.


LaBelle
Beatrice Quintanilla, 24, of
LaBelle, was arrested Dec. 6, and
charged with driving with a sus-
pended license-habitual offend-
er. Donald Davis of the HCSO
was the arresting officer.
Steven Michael Glisson, 18,
of LaBelle, was arrested Dec. 4,
and charged with probation vio-
lation for a felony offense. Brett
Edward Daley of the HCSO was,
the arresting officer.
A male juvenile of LaBelle,
was arrested Dec. 4, and
charged \vith possession of a
weapon. Barbara Brown of the
HCSO was the arresting officer..
Andreas Vasquez, 39,:of,
LaBelle, \~as arrested November
, and charged with producing
marijuana and possession if
marijuana over 20 grams or con-


trol substance without prescrip- pended license. Brett Edward
tion. Martin Meyer of.the HCSO Daley of the. HCSO was the
was the arresting officer. Bond arresting officer.
was set at $20,000. A m .
9 Maryjane Garza, 38, of A male juvenile of N. Ft.
Maryjane Garza, 38, of Myers, was arrested Tec. 9, and
LaBelle, was arrested Dec. 8, and r w arrted pe: 9, an
charged -with larceny of $300- charged with aggravated assault
$5,000. George Elver of the with intent to commit a felony,d
HCSO was the arresting officer. kidnapping that.caused bodily
Victor Resendiz, 22, of
LaBelle, was arrested Dec. 10,.
and charged with driving with a
suspended license. DonaldDavis
of the- HCSO was-the arresting.
officer.
*J uan Contreras, -24, of *AIKEN '
Pahokee, \vas arrested Dec. 8, WHERE HOR
and charged with possession ,of L %I) IIt1l.) F(K "t50
cocaine George Elver of the 19 tracts 9t li.....m i, 9
HCSO \~as the arresting officer. ,,,, Mi, I.,..,
Frankie Lee Jackson, 25. of F :E..R l o D I.
LaBelle, \ as arrested Dec. S. and
charged with dri ing wilh a sus-


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kidnapping a minor under 13
years of age committing aggra-
vated abuse, possession of a
weapon by a convicted felon
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Letters to the Editor


Change traditional
marriage?
Dear fellow citizens,
There are three aspects of
marriage: the legal, traditional
and the spiritual. It occurred to
me .that I should probably
explore these three a bit more in
depth when I was told by some-
one, quite flatly, that marriage is
an institution made specifically
for a man'and a woman to facili
tate the creation of a family. It is
an ancient tradition that has exist-
ed as long as anyone knows and
though it has had different social
purposes at times, the intention
to have children and to pass on a
family name is the core founda-
tion of marriage.
I think it is important that
when a tradition such as this
enforces a restriction of some
sort on a group of people that it
be examined carefully. I'm sure
we can all agree that just because
something is traditional does not
mean that it should remain as it
was intended. It was once a tradi-
tion that a woman remain a
housewife and not have anything
to do with the more manly affairs
of the work place. It is important
for us to ask whether or not mar-
riage is a tradition worth chang-
ing as well.
It is somewhat paradoxical to
limit marriage to only a man and
a woman based on the idea that it


is intended only to facilitate the
creation of a family. Correct me if
I'm wrong, but last I checked that
is the very reason homosexuals
would like to get married. They
want to form families of. their
own as well. It would be contrary
to the purpose of marriage to not
allow gay marriage based on this
idea.
It is equally pointless to restrict
marriage to only a man and a
woman based on the traditional
idea that it leads to the birth of a
child and the subsequent "pass-
ing on" of the family narrie,
which would not occur in a
homosexual. relationship. We
cannot rightfully limit one group
based on this definition without
limiting all groups based on it as
well. So should we then deny the
right of marriage to.heterosexual
couples who would not be capa-
ble of having children of their
own? The answer of course is no,
so that only leaves us with the
explanation that the tradition of
marriage should remain between
a man and a woman because it is
traditionally between a man and.
a woman. Besides that, being a
circular argument and a very
basic logical fallacy (it's like say-
ing something is bad because it's
bad), we should at least ask our-
selves why.
Sincerely hoping for an
answer,
CharlesB. Holt


Community Calendar


Friday December 15
American Legion Fish Fryi 5-7
p.m. Legion Post 130, Highway 80
AA Step 11 Meditation Meeting
7 p.m. Episcopal Church of the
Good Shepherd, Collingswood &
Eucalyptus, Port LaBelle, open
meeting
Bingol Our Lady Queen of
Heaven Catholic Church, Early,bird
6:45, Regular at 7 p.m. NO Smok-
ing

Sunday, December 17
AA: 7 p.m. Episcopal Church of
the Good Shepherd, Collingswood
& Eucalyptus, Port LaBelle, open
discussion

Monday December 18
Weight Watchers: Weigh in
and registration at 5:30 p.m., meet-
ing dt 6 p.m., First Christian
Church, Social Hall, 138 Ford
Avenue.
Bingo: 6:30 p.m., American
Legion Hall, Hwy. 80W


Mid-County MSBU Advisory
Committee: 7 p.m. PPFD, Hendry
Isles Blvd.
Men's Christian Gathering 7:30
p.m., the Dallas Towrisend Ag Cen-
ter.
Narcotics Anonymous: 8 p.m.,
Episcopal Church of the Good
Shepherd, Collingswood & Euca-
lyptus, Port LaBelle, open meeting

Tuesday December 19
Kiwanis Club: 7 a.m., Flora and
Ella's, Hwy. 80
Hobby Class: 9:00-11:00 a.m.,
Woman's Club, Hwy. 80W.
Rotary Club: Boo Boo's Restau-
rant; noon
Teen. Center: Hendry County
Health Dept., 325 Pratt Blvd., 3 to 7
p.m.
.F/S Community Meeting:
Daniels School/Community Cen-
ter, 6:30 p.m.
MAD. DADS.: 7 p.m. city hall
AA: 12 Step/Big Book study
group, 8 p.m. First Christian
Church, Ford Avenue, open meet-
ing.


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Thank you


CaptainHendry
Dinner another winner!
For the past seven years Hendry
County Economic Development
Council has held the Captain
Hendry Holiday Dinner to benefit
the Education Center of Southwest
Florida. In those seven years over
$60,000 has been raised to help
operating expenditures for the Ed
Center. This dinner is a large under-
taking and without help from
numerous people and organiza-
tions could not be the success it
turns out to be every year. Four
years ago the dessert auction was
originated to provide added rev-
enue to the proceeds from the din-
ner. Every year since the desserts
have become more decadent and
the competition more intense to
see whose dessert will sell highest
and to see who will be the highest
bidder.
Numerous citizens and elected
officials participate in providing a
delicious dessert to auction off. Due
to the large number of donations
for the auction, and the length of
time it takes to do it live, this year's
auction was divided into both silent
and live enabling more people to
share in the fun of bidding and buy-
ing.
A huge thank you goes to our
sponsors Southwest Florida \Work-
force Development Board and
Bonita Bay Group. They see the
need for technical and career train-
ing at a location close to those who
can take advantage of it: Their con-
tinued sponsorship has given the
Economic Development Council


the opportunity to provide this sup-
port to the Ed Center.
I would like to thank those com-.
mittee members (Geri Yoraschek,
Phil Keyes, Estela Hemandez, Julie
Wilkins, Janet Papinaw, Cheryl Jut-
jahr and Kevin Thomas) who gave
their time and expertise in planning
another successful event.
Then a thank you goes to those
who helped decorate the Captain
Hendry House for the event: the
City of LaBelle, Geri Yoraschek,
Becky Adams, Kevin Thomas (the
fantastic addition of all the Christ-
mas lights), Dawn Gagne, TerryFer-
rara, Janet Papinaw and Jeni Dyess.
Italian fare, prepared by Karen
from Boo Boos, was festively set
out under a large tent andserved by
C-21 Sunbelt Realty including Paul
and. Maria Musler, Jill Dillman,
Trace and Marty Pfluge and Janet
Papinaw.
The list of donators (mostly
desserts) is extensive and we could
not have done this withoutt them.
They include Dawn Gagne, Forrey's
Restaurant, Bonita Bay Group (golf
packages and wine selections),
Maine's Best Seafood, Donna
Baines, Marty Pfluge, Martha
Pierce. Manr Bartoshuk .Michelle's
Southern Dining, Flora and Ella's
Restaurant, Darrell Harris. Rhoda
Spang, Janet Papina%\, Geri
Yoraschek, Margarel White, Janice
Groves, Gator.Hammock (BBQ for
25), Kevin Thomas, Jeni Dyess,
Leslie Royal, Patty McGill, Peggy
Hampton, Wayne \\ilkins photoo
and the Ed Center (a storage shed
built by the Construction Class at
SteelTeki. Auction netted $5,600
And then there are the buyers.


What would we do with all those
delicious desserts and special dona-
tions without them? Couse Farms
was the big buyer for the evening,
followed closely by Lodge Con-
struction, Larry Hall of Florida
Community Bank, Attorney Jimmy
Luckey; Royal Properties and First
Bank of Clewiston. Other buyers
included Richard Yoraschek, Bonita
Bay Group, Stephanie Weather-
ford, Southern Gardens, Betty and
Clyde Aiken and Flora and Ella's
Restaurant. Thank you for your
generosity and support of HCEDC
and the Ed Center.
And who were the big sellers?
Three sold for $700 each: Margaret
White for her ever famous Choco
ChocoCake w"Cheesecake Center,
Peggy Hampton for the delicious
looking Chocolate Wonder Cake
and Kevin Thomas for his creation
of Cheesecake with Key Lime Top-
ping and Espresso Crust. Gator
Hammock's BBQ for 25 followed
for $650, Patty McGill's Coca Cola
Cake, plus 1 year of monthly
desserts went for $550 and Leslie
'Royal's (first time donator) Pecan
Pumpkin Layer Cake\\ent for $500.
The other decadent desserts and
offerings earned the Ed Center
much needed revenue for this next
year.
The Firehouse Cultural Center
(Barbara Brandenburg and Martha
Pierce; again provided assistance
with tickets and auction. The
LaBelle Chamber of Commerce
(Sara Townsend land' Pudge
Lehman), board members of both
HCEDC and the Ed Center were
instrumental in making sure theta
tickets sold


Thank you Caloosa Belle,
Hendry Glades Sunday News,
Moore Haven Democrat, and
Clewiston News for media cover-
age and to the Clewiston Chamber
for including the event in their
weekly newsletter.
Thank you, Ed Center for donat-
ing the storage shed for the auction.
Thank you, Sonny Hughes,
Executive Director of the Education
Center of Southwest Florida, for
bringing everyone up to date on all
the exciting happenings and
accomplishments made by the Ed
Center this past year and for bring-
ing two of the students, Jesus De
Santiago and Efrain Ruiz, of the
heavy equipment operating class to
sayafewwords.
Thank you, Mitch Hutchcraft,
Bonita Bay Group, for saying the
invocation.
Thank you, Wayne Wilkins, for
acting as auctioneer for the fourth
year in a row.
Thank you, James Paul, for
donating the beautiful poinsettias.
Thank you, Rhonda Haag,
South Florida Water. Management
District, for being keynote speaker
and issuing the check for $300,000
toward the Ed Center's heavy
equipment training program
SThank you to the entertainment
All Saints, Plus One with vocalist,
ZenaGatch.
This has been a wonderful proj-
ect and opportunity for HCEDC to
fulfill one of its purposes: to support
and promote vocational education
within.the county.
JaniceGroves


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seem like a less than caring person,
but I will tell you how to solve the
problem. Most of us, at one time or
another, lend our automobile to a,
friend or neighbor, or we have bor-
rowed one from them. This could
cause a nightmare. Your personal
automobile insurance policy "fol-
lows" your car. Therefore, if you
lend your car to someone, and they
get into an accident in which they
are at fault, you get sued, not the
driver. That is the case even when
the police officer sites your friend
with the ticket, not you. One solu-
tion is to just drive your friend
where they need to go and don't
lend outyour car.
On a personal policy you still
have coverage, but that won't
makeyou feel any better. And, what
if your friend should have a poor.
driving history, but you didn't know
it? That would make you look
worse for not having checked them
out before giving-them your car.
Now let's' create a scenario that is
not unrealistic.
You provide your daughter with.
acar to go back and forth to school.
She allows her boyfriend to drive it.
Here we presume you did tell your
insurance company that you have
this child driving your car, and she is
covered driver. If the boyfriend has
an accident, and he isat fault, again
you may be sued unless settlement
is made within the policy limits.
Even then, the insurance company
notes the claim against your record,
and they may decide to "non-
renew" you. Talk to your sons and
daughters about never allowing
anyone else to use your car.
If you have an unusual circum-
stance where a person who is not
an immediate member of your
family often gets use of your car (a
bad idea), be sure to have their
motor vehicle record checked, and
get them named as an "additional
named insured." .


Financial

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byWae C. Switz.er
byWayneC.Switzer


Any time you acquire a new
vehicle, new or used, be certain to
contact your agent immediately.
You only have short-term coverage
on that vehicle without getting it list-
ed onyour policy.
SI suggest that any time you plan
to buy another vehicle, you call
your agent first and find out if it is a
problem car that they do not want
to insure, or if they would assess it
at high premium. This can be due
to high-horsepower engines, or the
probability of theft.'
If you use your personal auto-
mobile for some business work, as
is the case with Realtors, outside
sales people, pizza delivery, and
other professions, be sure you have
your property/casualty agent add a
"business usage" rider to your poli-
cy. It doesn't cost much more. Also
consider higher limits for yourpown
protection.
Business automobile policies
are a whole different animal! If I
wrote all that you need to know
here in this column, there wouldn't
be enough space to handle it! Busi-
ress owners, beware! A simple
example of a problem...do not
allow your employees to take
home your business or commercial
truck at night for their personal use
on off hours, unless you have
added that specific coverage to
your business policy. If they have an
accident, you may have no cover-
age at all.
Remember, at the scene of an
accident, the police officer diligently


'Santa-Less' in Hendry?


Have you ever thought what a
"Santa-less" Christmas in Hendry
would be like?
No "Ho-Ho's," no Dancer, no
Prancer, noVixen, no Rudolph. No
Jingle bells in the midnight sky with
that anticipation of all that joy and
celebration on Christmas morning.
Not withstanding the fact that
Christmas has become a victim of
commercialism personified, there
is still a strong influence of its life-
long traditions and reverence.
As much as it pains me to be the
deliverer of "Santa's dilemma," he
has become the victim of the regu-
latory "monster."
Faced with out of control,
mounting labor, liability and regula-
tory laws, he is being forced into
career redirection and retirement.
He suinmed it up this way:
"'las the night before Christ-
mas, and Old Santa is soon to be
missed. He's stressed out, and
forced to throw down his list.
His elves have gone on strike,
the ungrateful little jerks. I'm going
to scrap the whole works. He just
gotword that kids are not believing,
and he's ready to quit and give up
on leaving. He's worked day and
night for nearly a year, and he gets
no thanks, and what does he hear?
Mrs. Claus is upset 'cause I work 7
days and late every night. The elves
want more money, and the rein-
deer all fight. Rudolph got fat and
can't pull his weight. Donner is lazy
and Vixen's drinking and can't see
straight. And just when I thought
things would get better, out of the
blue, the IRS sent me a letter. They
say I owe back.taxes, if that ain't


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Get Involved

funny. Who ever sent Santa Claus
any money? And the kids these
days, they are all only interested in
high tech. They want the impossi-
ble and they're making me a
wreck. I spent a whole year making
wagons, and sleds, assembling
dolls, their arms, legs and heads. I
made a ton of yoyos, no request for
them. They want computers, I-
pods and robots, they must think
I'm IBM! All that flying through the
air, dodging space shuttles and
trees. Falling up steps and down
chimneys, skinning up my knees.
I'm seriously thinking about quit-
ting this job, there's just no enjoy-
ment. I'll sit by the fire with Mrs.
Claus and draw unemployment.
So, if there's no Christmas this year,
now you kno'v the reason. I'm seri-
ously considering retiring and going
South for the season."
The last word I had from Santa is
that he's consulting with NASA
about retrograding his sled, putting
the reindeer out to pasture and tak-
ing Mrs. Claus on a second honey-
moon on Sanibel.
So if his contact with NASA
doesn't work out, don't be sur-
prised if Santa is AWOL this year,
but you can always write your Con-
gressman- or consult a lawyer and
sue Santa for "non-support!"
Regretfully,
T. W. Bill Neville (Hendry County
Citizen arid Taxpayer)


records all the facts and the driver's
statements, and they can be dam-
aging. Here is an incredible story
that was taught in P/C school many
years ago. A business owner asked
his secretary who was going out for
her lunch hour, if she would drop
off a letter at the post office for him.
She did so gladly using her own car.
On her way back to the office, she
Decided to stop and pick up some
coffee and doughnuts for him.
Obviously, she was a very thought-
ful secretary. She got into an acci-
dent on the way back while having
made only a slightly circuitous
route. One question the officer
asked was "where were you


going." She explained the details.
The insurance company denied
coverage claiming that it wasbusi-
ness usage of the car, since it \\as
only the actions of going to the post
office and doughnut shop for her
boss that resulted in her being at
that intersection and having
involvement in the accident. The
boss did not have a business auto-
mobile policy covering his secre-
tary, and her personal police did not
cover business usage of her car.
Don't blame the policeman for
recording the facts as told to.him.
Discuss everything carefully with
your agent. Wayne C. Switzer, CLU,
www.ninjadoggy@aol.com


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What is your advice for raising children?
Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
Dan Shoaf said, "Dedicate a
much time as you possibly
can to raising the children.
They grow up too fast and you
S*< can't turn back the clock so
once the time, is gone, it's
gone. They're like sponges,
I good or bad they'll pick it up. I
raised three kids of my own,
Stwo girls and one boy, and
now I have a new granddaugh-
ter and another one on the
way."

Mallie Parrish said, "Spend a "i
lot of time with them. Love
em'. Try' to teach them the
right way to treat other peo- ..
pie. It's important to keep -...,
them in church, too. I have
two grown children, one son : : .
and one daughter, with kids ... ': t
of their own and one great- ..
grandson.".' ,

William Shroud "Jr." said,
"First, let's see, the parent
has to do the right thing so
the kids will follow. Whatever
the parents do the kids will
S do it, too. The kids will follow
the parents. Ifthe parents
S smoke or drink the kids will,
too. If parents raise kids with
education and religion the
kids will go pretty straight."

Brandy Hill said, "Spend as """
much time with them as pos-
sible and have lots and lots
of patience. There's no trick
to raising children, its simply r
trial and error. Unfortunately,
there's no manual to tell you
how to do it. I have two girls
age ten and eight and one
boy age five."

Louise Perkins said, "If they
got a good mother they will
hardly ever fail. That is the
first thing God intended. I
never took a job out of the
house so I could take care of
my children. I had eight kids
and now I have 12 grandchil-
dren and 13 great grandchil-
dren and I've loved every
minute of it."






Caloosa Belle, Thursday, December 14, 2006 .


Caloosa Belle/Patty Brant
Special delivery
Salvation Army Human Service Coordinator Debbie Lavender and American Legion Com-
mander Bill Davis stopped by the LaBelle Post Office recently to accept delivery on four
hampers overflowing with toys and love for less fortunate kids. LaBelle Postmaster
Joanne Massey is pictured on the extreme right. The toys (and the love) were collected
by LaBelle postal carriers, who were giving Santa a hand. Part of a national program, the
toys collected by the LaBelle carriers from the generosity of their customers will go to
local children. Carriers on hand for the presentation included, front row from left: Anna
Alanis. Christy Hanes, Traci Calvert, Tricia Howard, Middle row: Michelle Murray, Lisa
Davis, Sharon Drapal, Melissa Evans, Debbie Miller, Rhonda Linman, Reba Floyd. LaBelle
carriers also collected three hampers full of food for the Salvation Army earlier this year.


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Eric Ismael Herrera graduated
from the Naval Recruit Training
Command at Great Lakes, Illinois,
on Friday, December 1: Division
002, Ship#10.
Eric will remain in the Chicago
area for the Hospital Corpsman
training.
He is the son of Mary Jane Her-
rera. His brothers are Eugene and
'Freddy Herrera. His daughter's
name is Leah.


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The LaBelle Middle School Girl's Basketball team is off and running. Through the week of
Dec. 8, the Lady Broncos remained undefeated at 3-0. This group of unselfish girls has
outscored their opponents, 124-33 through these 3 games. It appears as though no one
cares who gets the credit, as long as they play hard and win games. Good luck to the girls
throughout the entire season. Front row, from left: Mackedra Brown, Manager, Jonikka
Love, Jaquonza Taylor, Keylee Turlington, Andrea Lutkenhaus, and Gennifer Raulerson.
Back row: Kristel DeSantiago, Kiah Tippett, Whitley Byrd, Laura Reed, Beatriz Martinez,
Clarivel Medina, Briana Ramos, and Ariana Gonzalez. The team is coached by Kevin
Lutkenhaus and Shannon Kvorjak.


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Florida Power & Light represen-
tatives continued to explain plans
for the proposed Glades Power
Park and its repercussions at a
chamber of commerce luncheon
No. 29 at Don's Steak House.
The 5,000-acre site of the pro-
posed plant is five miles northwest
of Moore Haven. FPL is also plan-
ning a substation to be located on
CR 833 in Hendry County.
According to FPL, the two-unit,
1,960-megawatt coal power plant
will use advanced technology in
pollution control to ensure emis-
sions are below state and federal
guidelines. However, some locals
still have concerns that it might not
meet future standards for carbon
dioxide and mercury emissions.
The Sierra Club has also expressed
reservations about the project.
The representatives said the coal
burning plant will be using technol-
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try, although it is being utilized in
both Europe and Japan.
The plant is expected to help'
serve energy needs for a growing
statewide for some 650,000 homes.
Construction is to begin in 2008.
The first unit is expected to be on
line in 2012, with the second phase
coming online the following year.
However, the process has a long
way to go before construction can


begin. Incoming Governor Charlie
Crist and his cabinet will have the
final say as to whether or not FPL
gets its permitting.

According to Terri
Electricity usage in Florida has
increased by 30 percent in the past
20 years. She said FPL diversifies the
fuel sources at its plants, using oil,
natural gas, nuclear energy and a
small portion of other fuels. Diversi-
fication helps ensure continued
availability and helps guard against
interruption in supplies caused by
political and climate disruptions.
The representatives explained
that FPL does not use more renew-
able fuels because it is notyet viable
on a large scale in Florida.
The coal to be used at the
Glades County plant will come
from Appalachia and also from
South America. Two railroad lines
will make supplying the plant easy
from both east and west, further
ensuring accessibility.
To further guard against possi-
ble fuel disruption, the plant will
have the capacity to stockpile a 60-
day supply of coal, which will be.
brought in on specially-designed
railroad cars that minimize any loss
ofcoal.
Economic benefits to locals
include construction jobs for some
16,000 people for five years as well
as 180 full-time permanent jobs at


Students of the Month for December, 2006 from Upthe-
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Leah Gutierrez, Odalys Martinez, Emily Royal; row 2:
Briceida Guzman, Carl Willis, Micholas Williams, Felix
Flores; row 3: Sandy Dossou, Cristian Venegas, Elyssa
Willis; row 4: Jessie Miller, Sheena Heuer, Michael Her-
nandez, Garrett Coker, Hunter Spargo; row 5: Christian
Trejo, Cindy Alvarado, Jasmin Gonzalez, Kendrick
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jobs. The process will also provide
ash and gypsum as saleable by-
products.
In addition, Glades County can
expect to receive $21 million per
year in tax revenue for 40 years.'
Hendry County stands to receive
several million annually in taxes
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the Caloosahatchee Waterway. Build your dream home under
the scenic oaks in this park like setting. Located in Caloosa
Harbor S/D. $450,000
.OTS AND LAND
318ACRE HUNTERS PARADISE Old Florida its best, Enjoy
the tranquility of the wild life and natural habitat with several
gorgeous oak hammocks a beautiful creek and several ponds.
ITurkey, deer, wild hogs, leave evidence of their presence on the
property $4,777,500.
DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL 25 acres plus on Ft. Denaud Rd.
Pair up with available waterfront (priced Independently) for an


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floors. A/C, appliances, hot water tank, doors and vanities
are all less than 2 years old. New roof being installed. Call
today for this worry free home! $189,900.
* Super Deal for a Super Family! Spacious 3/2 with vaulted
ceilings. Park like fenced backyard. At this super price you
need to see super soon! $159,900. "
* Magnificent towering Oaks cast shade over this quaint
2BR/2B home built with care. This home has been recently

priced to sell. $139,900
* Great investment potential! 1BR/1B home on a corer
lot. Homes needs some viork... but is priced to sell.
$35,000


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* .29+/- acre in the Belmont S/D. Priced to sell @ only
$59,900. Possible seller financing.
SBeautiful wooded 1+/- acre homesites! Outside LaBelle lim-
its but only minutes from town! Just off E Road. Don't miss
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and fencing for horses. This one is a steal @ only $450,000
*Size will surprise you! 2BR/2B home on 10+/- acres Is very
well kept and former module home. Features a warm com-
fortable living room w/gas fireplace, spacious kitchen, front
& real covered porches..$400,000
* Bring your horses and relax the rural way! 4BR/2B
manufactured home with over 2400 sq. ft of living area
sitting on a georgous 6.5+ acs of land & fenced for hors-
es. Too many extras to list, call for an appointment today!
$299,900
* Over 1.7 acres of beautifully shrubbed and landscaped
grounds are a fitting introduction to a superb 3/2 home! Huge
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alout qmuic! 199,900.
* 2/1'home located on a generous-sized 1+ acre lot tucked
away on a quiet street. Oak trees create a back yard of
enchanting beauty. A must see! $165,000.
* The Luxury of Space! Both inside on outside. 4/2 immac-
ulate home nestled on 1.25 acres. Stunning stone fireplace
in Faml WNDiCPiiWgONli RiAlgli lots
of cabinets and countertops. Tranquil Master bedroom
offers a personal retreat room add lavish bath. Spacious and
smart buy at $154,900
* Relax the rural way! Situated on 1.25 ac in growing
Montura, beautiful new 2006 3/2 manufactured home with
over 1100 sq ft of living area ready for occupancy.'SELLER
FINANCING AVAILABLE! $149,900
* Privacy + Peace & Relazation! 3BR/2B doublewide.w/1,300


up: il i:riiiil pr.:.Ei. $150,000 per acre.
SECLUDED HEAR YOURSELF THINK 20+/- acres west of LaBelle off
Ltit' r ni j[l Ti|':rn ii..l ps i lll l-J?,1 ash Ir. l.ri du ."' :ril i iari plus
l,:, fillfil for ,'usiCr $380.0J0.000.
PORT LABLUL RAN(HE TIl I,.: .., a on Frontier 'Cr 2.53
Ar.- hi..,:I. up Io gi,:.rinL,":l ir i r~diJ horses are welcome,
Restricted to site built single family residences. $275,000
OAKHAVEN 2 ACRES Oak filled in one of LaBelle's most desire'
able deed restricted communities. Complete with paved and
lighted streets. If you're looking for quite seclusion and majestic
oaks, this is it $215,000.
5 ACRE TRACT located In Ortona, Enjoythe peace and quiet of
country living. Located on Wyman's Rd with easy access to SR 78
and SR 27. $200,000.
EXECUTIVE HOMFSITE Gorgeous wooded 2 Acres. Make
i,'' ,*:l. L ,': p''Ou ..-:lTrnvT, i- j..Ij Jri, i [i'f ,:r n but seems
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OVERSIZED HOMESITE convenletly located in the city with
easy access to SR 80. .75 Acres manicured and ready for your
dream home. Lots of oaks and maples. Was $105,000,
reduced to $79,000 for quick sale.
PORT LABFITF LOTS close to new development area & mari-
na. Priced from $24,900 and up. Call for inventory list Over 60

SELLERJINANCING AVAILABLE with 20% down to qualified
buyer, Port LaBelle 1/4 ac. lot. Many new homes under construc-
tion in the immediate area. Asking $45,000.
Nice Buildine Lqt in Horseshoe Acres for mobile or site
built home. Only $18,500


LUXURY COUNTRY LIVING Horses Welcome Upgrades
Include wood floors, stacked stone fireplace, granite counter-
tops, stainless steel appliances, crown moulding, skylight dorm-
ers, and top of the line ceiling fans with decorative medallions,
The caged pool features, spa jets,- pavers, and a generous lanai.
The 12 acres is everyhorse lovers dream. It includes a large barn
with 5 oversized stalls and tack room with shelving as well as a
fully irrigated riding arena and a 24x44 workshop/office.
Additional Acreage available, offers must be contingent upon
Glades County approval for propertysplit. $695,000.
OAK FILI FD PROPERTY with 3/2 home featuring a Mother-In-
Law apartment in the city limits.Seller will contribute up to
$8000 toward buyers closing costs. $377,000.
BEAUTIFUL NEW CONSTRUCTION 3/2+den/office (could
be 4th bedroomiWnlr i i iu surface countertops,
stainless steel aplUt f ll Ji flp~ier suite with luxuri-
ous bath and waseryer Lcate d Ct. Hendry Dr, close
to everything, Price reduced to $361,000.
RUSTIC CEDAR HOME 4BR/3.5BA on oak filled acreage, in
ground caged pool, horse barn and dog pens are just some of
the existing amenities. Newgalvalume roof. $324,900.
COUNTRY OUIFT living on 3+/- acres. Spacious great room
conceptwith fireplace. 3Bed/2Ba plus office, property features a


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schools or shopping. .i'- :' .', ii.] r.. r.-.l r,.:.,
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2.5+/- acres,
fenced, barn, 2/2
Adorable Mobile
Home and more.
Come enjoy the
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of Muse and
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Pond with dock., 2 Stallhorse barn. Must see.
Call for more information. Only $153,000


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* Best Bargain for Miles! 35 beautiful secluded acres at
ONLY $25,000. per acrel WITH Pole Barn, Electric and sev-
tril 0 l '.lil i: I... h.. ...II s's5, t U
* locationn with a Future 1700 Ft. Denaud. 6.39+/- Acres
lireid' -"oie PC1 K urmsunwied hv iup'l- e subdivision.
Jpc nd c.ilri, t.r 1id,.:'r.:.. is80o,000
* 5+/- acres in'Pioneer Plantation. Suitable for site built
home or manufactured. Only $165,000.
* t r .-. w ,snr rove. located off Sears Rd. Only
$132.000
Id i -flh J ',:i d ]'iJ hIc ,. ld Il', lh 'fl,.,:I ; o jnb',,.,,JI lt h..,
city pressure and enjoy the country. $128,000.
* 2.5 acres on Case Rd. cleared and ready for your dream
home only $125,000.
S1.84+/- acre located off Jacks Branch Rd. in Muse. This
property has lots of oaks, pines and palm trees. Perfect for
the nature lover. Priced at only $85,000.
* 3BR/1B manufactured home on a canal in Rivet Oaks S/D
in Ortona. Canal ends at the property with a wood deck
providing a great place to relax. $110,000
* Genuine Country Feell Days gone by are back! Relive the
best on this private & secluded 2+/- acs: Fresh air special!
$93,900.
* Call for prices on all our Montura lastingsl


* POTENTIAL COMMERCIAL Location of a Lifetime!
Generations will file past well-traveled locatioriof this 8+/
acres on SR 80 in Alva. Over 1,000 ft. of road frontage and 3
existing entrances off of SR 80. Cleared with well and elec-
tric. Time's on your side in this investment! $2,750,000.
* Prime 20+/- acre potential commercial parcel located
near West Glades Elementary in Muse and just minutes
away from downtown LaBelle. $3.50 per square foot.
* Beautiful .25+/- acre comer lot in downtown LaBelle
w/great potential. Currently zoned for duplex or single fam-
ily w/a possibility of rezoning to Business. $119,900.


large screened porch and a detached pole barn with enclosed
storage. $229,900.
NEW CONSTRUCTION RFADY TO MOVE IN. Up grades
galore, solid surface counter tops, wood cabinets, 18x18 ceram-
ic tile, 10 ft ceilings, custom vanity in master bath and more.
$219,000.
1BR/BA HOME conveniently located within LaBelle city lim-
its, close to shopping, schools, etc., new kitchen, A/C and duct
work. $209,500.
REMODELED ~BR2BA plus den (could be 4th bedroom) on
large corner lot. New kitchen, one of the best floor plans in Pt
LaBelle, fenced backyard. $179,500.
19W0'S FLORIDA CRACKER HOUSE -2/1 on oversized down-
town corner lot. Adjoins B-l zoning on three sides, with poten-
tial for business zoning of its own. If you're looking for a slice
of old Florida Architecture, this one's for you. 169,900.
WANT A LARGE YARD? Here is a 2.5 Ac well shaded & beauti:
fully treed property with a well maintained 3/2 manufactured
home. Start enjoying the great outdodrsl $160,000.
INDUSTRIAL /COMMERCIAL
PRIME CORNER with approx. 590 ft. on well traveled CowboyWay
and 520 ft. on Elm St. The front 2.7Ac are zoned Light Industrial with
the remaining 4 ac zoned Heavy Industrial. Great opportunity for flex
space development, Easy access to SR 29 and SR 80 located across
from the State Attorney's Office and close to LaBelle Airport
$3,064,466.
COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL 4 ac. located approx 1 mile west
of Cowboy roty with 800 lineal ft on Hwy 80. Directly across
from the proposed future Wal-Mart location. $1,500,000.
t ACRES OF MIXED INDUSTRIAL USE with 176 ft. on promi-
nent Cowboy Way. Asking $915,000.
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 4.65 AC with 2400 Sq, Ft. Steel Bldg
Excellent road access, just outside the city limits. Could be split
under current zoning. $819,000.
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL 1 AC SITE just south of the city limits.
Industrial Loop S/D. Easy access to both SR 80 and Hwy 29.
Cleared, filled and culvert in. Seller Financing for qualified
Buyer. $299,000
IARD TO FIND HEAVY INDUSTRIAL Builders acre on a
paved road. Industrial Loop S/D. $269,000.
SR 80 FRONTAGE SRlIE t7 f rea of new growth
$260,000. s i U U U.


Call 863-675-0000


ISPENCER
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Fran W. Sprn-n. U.. BroL,,
43- 5R0 %X'r LaB k, F-L
(8631 675-1203 (863) 6"-i555-4
Web, -Av~wa nc"rRca-In L-com


PRICE DROPPED AGAIN FOR QUICK SALEIII' SELLER WANTS AN OFFER! If you like
oaks in the city, this one's for you!!! This 3 bedroom CBS home is in immaculate condition.
E:":,f.jpp-:,;:'.inijiel\ 3 years old completely' renic,:deld inside sth ner. cirpetng aird ide
throughout, side-by-side ice and v.ier-in.dour reingeritor, custiom decoirated Front and
back yard shaded Lt miassi-e oaks, thce iides arid ba:,l. ti'rd Ienced screened pitao 'ofi
kitchen and.living romn i, pjaed drie, redl .precl serncejiAl fartil', h':,nie n.thir ilking
disiri],:e I.: eer)yhing Super rice neighborh :rod ngright in m an' i$19.900
2.5 ACRES WITH 3 2 TOP OF THE LINE" MANUFACTURED HOME!!! Perlect home
ifyou "need your space,' Io.iatd in Ft Denaujd .crec Ever nen ced for .:ourr horses M.ini
extras including ceramic tile floors, upgraded appliances, garden tub, and large split-floor
plan. Ready to go!'$219,900
RIVERFRONT HOME Huge 2-story country home on % acre right in the city!
$2,500,000
3/2 WATERFRONT HOME IN BELMONT with ceramic tile and gorgeous brick fireplace.
Just reduced to $289,900
3/2/2 IN DESIRABLE AREA OF CITY with big back porch and extra large yard.
$279,900


VISIT US ON THE WEB AT WWW.OAKREALTYINC.COM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT *RENTALS SALES
CINDY L. ALEXANDER
LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER
ASSOCIATES: ED HACKIN
SCOTT HACKMANN ROKEIRUCE
M'u AND DON BURDICK
S675-0500



R EALTY
E C NEW LOCATION
233 N. BRIDGE ST
SOn the comer of
BRIDGE ST & WASHINGTOo
S. Ii SE HABLO ESPANOL
RENTALS AVAILABLE HOMES FOR SALE
NO PETS JUST LISTED IN'THE CITY LIMITS -
ON THE RIVER CALOOSA DR 3Bedroom/1.5Bath on Missouri. Large
3/2/3 Car, boat dock & lift $1,800/M yard, 5+ oak.trees in yard, pole barn.
ON THE RIVER 3/2/2 Car, with boat Asking $179,900.
dock- $1,500/M ON SUMMERALL RD. IN MUSE
3/3/1 TWO MASTERS SUITES Extra 3Bedroom/2Bath on 1 acre + home has
space $1,000/M Off Gibson/Ft. Myers new cover. Covered porch and privacy
Shores. fence. Asking $150,000.
3/2/2 Car on Oak Leaf. $1,100/M. ON E. SUNFLOWER CIRCLE -
3/2/1 Car on E. Palomar $850/M 3Bedroom/2Bath on corer lot recently
3/2/1 Car on S..Edgewater $850/M painted. Asking $189,900.
COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE REDUCED! IN FT. MYERS SHORES-
$800+tax/M 3Bedroom/3Bath, 1 car garage, over
LOTS STARTING AT $22.500 1,900 sq. ft. living area, new roof and
A/C. Priced at $269,900.


863 675 4550
OF 281 S. Bridge Street LaBelle

el Rodney Murray & Seth Howard
Lic. Real Estate Brokers
$StOte cto Associates:-Phil Lewis,
_-_ I CTamra Franco, Kyndel Murray

173 Beautiful oak filled acres with nice 2/2 home.
Fenced & cross fenced, cow pens. Can be subdivided.
441 platted lots. $3,400,000. Owner Anxious.
7.1 acres in Glades County. Cleared & partially fenced.
Close to LaBelle. $254,900.
Immaculate 4/2 well maintained home with an awesome
workshop 20x30 workshop, 150' irrigation well, fenced
yard, within walking distance to schools & shopping.
$269,900.
Very Nice 3Br/1.5Ba on large corner lot w/in town con-
vienience, fenced back yard & 2 yr old roof. Only
$169,900.
61.25 acres. Improved pastures & fenced. Only
$11,000 per acre.
19 acre orange grove. Located in Hendry Co. $11,900
per acre.
40 acre orange grove. Located in Hendry Co. $11,900
per acre.
365 Acres w/3,000+/- ft. on Hwy 80 and 1,300+/- ft. on
Old River.


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PAUL ROSER

REALTORS

863-675-0898 OFC
PERSONAL ATTENTION
WORLDWIDE INTERNET
MARKETING
NIKKI YEAGER, Sales Associate PAUL R08ER, Broker
Nikkl@NikkIYeagerRoseri.com Paul@PaulRoser.com
238/584-2005 cell 239/584-2002


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21 offices throughout Southwest Florida!


TION in a deed restricted community on a
Greenbelt. Carpet, vinyl, walls and cabinets like
new. New roof in 2005. 2 car garage with half
bath and workbench. 20x10 screened back
'porch overlooks fruit trees. Irrigation well sup-
plies plenty of water to keep the shrubs, lawn
and fruit trees in excellent condition. City water
and sewer for home use. $192,500
MLS#200685745


THE.SHORES AT NAPLES 3/2 carriage
home, 1-story end unit on a cul-de-sac.
$350,000. MLS200688391


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IDEAL LOCATION in a fast growing area, near
schools, 3/2,2 car garage, 1,455 sq. ft., laminate QU
wood flooring, breakfast bar, Corian tops, wood ma
cabinets. Ready to move in. MAKE AN OFFER th
NOW! $230,000. MLS200673413
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3BR/2BA.HOME IN EXCELLENT CONDI-


A MUST SEE! 3/1, 1 car garage, 1,404 sq. ft.,
new kitchen/wood cabinets and designer tile
floor. Spacious living room and separate din-
ing room. Nicely landscaped, located in quiet
neighborhood. $189.900. MLS200690297


IET IN PIONEER PLANTATION 3/2
nufactured home on 2 1/2 acres located at
end of paved street. Features include:
,e oaks, newer metal roof, additional
m on rear with disability access,.pump
ise, detached 2 vehicle carport, 10'x12'
ritage Shed and Boss water conditioning
em. If quiet and country is what you're
king for, this could be it. Home being sold
IS" with right to inspect. $175,000.
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VERY WELL MAINTAINED 23x48 .manufac-
tured. home with raised screen porch and extra
high and long carport. This original model
home features vaulted ceilings, huge master
bedroom suite and two large living room bay
windows overlooking a natural lake with private
sandy beach. The surrounding palm trees, exot-
ic fruit trees and plant are a Perfect Florida
Paradise Setting. PRICE REDUCED!
$125,000. MLS200679268
LOTS AND ACREAGE
40.14 CLEARED AND FENCED ACRES IN
MUSE -about 10 minutes from LaBelle, quiet
secluded location. Perfect for farming, cattle,
horses... Asking price $725,000.
MLS200688916
HOMESITE ON LAKE! Property is in a new
development area called Sky Valley approx. 4
miles west of Clewiston on north side of Hwy
27. Access roads are under construction. Lot
is approx. 1/2 acre on lake. $115,000.
MIS200659756
HOMESITE AVAILABLE ON ROYCE
ROAD in Unit 12 of Port LaBelle. $46,000.
MLS200602304. Adjoining lot also available
$46,000. MLS200602306. Seller financing
available with 25% down payment. Seller has
additional lots. .


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1. THIS NEW 2BR2B MANUFAC-
TURED HOME ...n 51:l+ ar,: Ijl Is.
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2. THE PERFECT VACATION
HOME! flir IBri i \ill located
'betiie'rn In. i bo I- rel aind Nl.,rina
A.-s.:.t:iaUrr monthly Ife: .:.1 124 01i
will include-excess to the community
pool and no yard work. Call Today!
$99,900
3. THIS 2BR/2B MANUFACTURED
HOME sits on .50 +/- acre. with beau-
tiful oakIs and completely fenced yard.
Hurry, this won't last long. Seller
Motivated! $102,000
4. SPACIOUS, AFFORDABLE HOME
ON ACREAGE! This 3BR/3B manu-
factured home with dining room, eat-
in kitchen, fireplace and much more
on 1.25+/- acres. Located in Montura
Ranch Estates! $158,000

5. THIS 3BR/2B HOME with a new
roof and fresh coat of paint sits on a
greenbelt. Located only minutes
away! $170,000

6. IN TOWNI!! This 4BR/2B 2 story
home on one of the nicest established
neighborhoods in LaBelle., With a lit-
tle work this could be just the deal you
have been looking for! $185,000
7. STOP LOOKING! This brand new
3/2 CBS home has a double door
entrance, cathedral ceilings, tile,
plush carpet, white raised panel cabi-
nets, plant shelves, and a 27' lanai.
$240,000
8. BRILLIANT FLOOR PLAN Walk
thru this 3BR/2B home to discover an
amazing level of livability. Granite
countertops and lots of cabinet space.
Call Today! $249,900


700 S. Main' Street
LaBelle, FL. 33975
863.675.4500
Realtors: Emily Ankeney
Tony Barnes
Gregory Bone
Lisa Cleghorn
Shelly Cole
Bonnie M. Denning, CPA
Ward Dickinson
Joyce Gerstminn
Lisa Herrero
Phyllis Kelley-Miller
Wayne McQuaig
Paul Mleador
Dan Pool
Katie Solomon
Syncla Williams
Tracey L. Williams


9. EXTRAS! EXTRAS! EXTRAS!
Tlis '',BR 3B h-imie witnh ,r..mpulrer
r,-.n'm --ll.r jai -d p?,: .1 r-:rreenr-
pF r.:h. ar'i'._hti d i,.,rl;sh.p Omli e ipra-.
dJe ]i:hed i-r,:.r-.s.:,p 'l&th ltor. -: aidJl,
uo, u. ,ind r outi mr :,r Take i il:.lk
ltodai 8259,900

10. 9.6 +... CLEARED ACRES wiJl ai
brand net- 2BR.2B riianula:tIurld
onlme This could be just I-l- place
that you have been searching for! Just
minutes from town! $335,000

11. RIVERBEND ESTATES HOME!
This 3BR/2B home with split bed-
rooms, formal and informal living
areas. Absolutely beautiful custom
wood floors. Home sits on 1+/- acre
with enormous oaks. $349,900

12. ADORABLE COUNTRY
CHARMER! This 4Br/2.5B three sto-
ries concrete block home. This home
features two fireplaces and wood
flooring, all new appliances and much
more. Be prepared to fall in love with
this home. Located in Town!
$362,000

13. SPACIOUS 3/2 HOME! Sit and
relax on the screened lanai by the pool
and Jacuzzi and enjoy the 25' x 40'
workshop which makes this home a
perfect buy! Backyard is also fenced.
Located in Clewiston. $394,000

14. CUSTOM RIVERVIEW HOME!
Enjoy living in a deed-restricted S/D
with this 3/2 custom built home on 3
lots. Home boasts 2 single car garages
w/ center workshop and full bath -
easy for conversion into mother-in-law
or guest apartment. $495,000

15. THE HOUSE THAT LOVE
BUILT! This beautiful 3/2 brick home
is breath taking and has many quality
you can respect! Just minutes from
town. $595,000


16. EASY TO MANAGE RANCH!
Thi-- pioperri r hori' .'i i.. r + sq II
-,B 2B bri k. l. i.m i: I.r,: i. i l'Jlkjli
ir-d h: I_ m Ir i. u'l ulr \.. .:a,'n r, I:, -i'
Jiu- Ilirnutfl Ir: lion I.:.ih.i S600.000


17. CHARM WITH A PASSION! This
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aii, l .1 nl.e F'li Birn a.r1r ll.I.rs,: .1ihii
and is wailin l- r.'.'iJl tri i 'l
$650,000


18. PREMIER LOCATION! -This
3BR/2B home in immaculate cbndi-
tion with many luxury features! Like
new detached 3 car garage with con-
crete pad. Located on a quiet dead
end road leading to Hidden
Hammock. $725,000


19. COUNTRY LIVING! New in 2005
3/2 home, privately situated on 10 +/-
fenced and cross-fenced acres behind
entry gates into Riverbend Estates!
Enjoy great porches, a spacious great
room, eat-in kitchen, and laundry
room. $795,000


20. TWO HOMES ON 24.39 +/-
ACRES! This 24.39 +/- acres with
improved fenced pasture. This
includes two immaculate turnkey
homes one with 4BR/3.5B and the sec-
ond with 3BR/2B. All of this in an
area with the possibility of being sub-
dividable! $925,000


21. RANCH-TYPE ESTATE sits on
5+/- beautifully wooded acres. This
3BR/3B + 3 car garage home &
1BR/1B guest house. A detached
screened room for barbecuing/enter-
taining, Pole barn and much more.
$1,150,000


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FEATURES OF THE WEEK the rina rliner Pern'i- are ;n place )t
2BR/2BA UNIT WOLULD MAKE re-dredge oxb....s. $499.000


GREAT RENTAL INVESTMENT Irr hull.
lime residence L..cxcid on the first floor
rhi' condn leaturei rile throughi.u[
(except bcdriooms, ncrw carpet in' bed.
rooms, new paint, solid surface counter
tops & lanai. Comfortable living awaits
your arrival! $175,000
mr


3BRl/BA [N COUNTRY VILLAGE Nice
floor plan. le rough out. Pnerd uo sell
$110,00
WATERFRONT HOMES i LOTS
LOCATION, LOCATION. LOCA-
TION!!! This 3 +'- acre peninsula has
over 700'- o Caloosahatchee Riser
frontage with H%,\ 29 access Zoned C-
2 your possibilities are endless'
$3,300,000
SPECTACULAR RIVERFRONT
PARCEL! Two buildable lots n, 61l pro-
tected-docklon old riser, oboUi. Prisulne
views: up" river & acioss to protected
state owned land. Plus rno o rps setback.
approx. 200 ft. ofwaterfront & situated
on both the Caloosahatchee River
ilntracutotal \'atermail and the uld
rier o\bo $1.5000000
WATERFRONT &- PRIVACY AT ITS
BEST! Thi recentih renol ated
3BR 2BA home is located at the Ortcrna
Locks. Fish honti \sr oown prnate
dock iPermi in i.lace to add net, dock
w, lhi ri ,ced r,, sell"' $499.900.
BEAUTIFUL RIVER\IEWS fro,.m thi,
-.atertront home mte on deep-. ne i
ri\er oxbo. %, pl-ate d.ock in place
Home site is located appriol 1-5 ft from


SOMETHING SPECIAL run
NATURE LOVERS. Thi. 22 CBS
Home & Guest mubile s o.n jack's
Branch wriner access This Linique
roerty also has its own private
ISL D. tGor-eots propel is ;co'.ered
w/large oaks.. Cjll toi nmoie detail
$475.000
GORGEOUS RIVTRFRONT! This
1.1.4 acie lot i, \ooded & located on
Cblinti Road "8 Build \sour dream
hone on thl, paiel & enjoy \ endless
views of the Caloosahatchee Riser.
Seller Motivated! Bring all offers' Price
Reduced $399,000
INVESTMENT OPPOR-
TUNITY' 2.10' WIDE,
lDEEP voterR 5Pnate
can.J fiontage leis than
6,1O to C3a o.ahatchete
River Currend) zoned for
up to 12 units w th seer
and water Prime locinon,
walking distance to
DI., to" n LaBUe.ulleSt
East Bindge. creat
,,hmt.rnntalue' $550.000

HOMES 1NTHE CITY
AFFORDABLE ALND WELL MAIN-


TAJNED 13BR 2B n manlutctuiel
.hoie i.ficte ao po,-ible l4th bedi,,um
Perfect starter home or rental invest-
ment. Located within city limits, com-
pletely fenced & priced to sell! Price
Reduced $89,900
A GREAT RENTAL INVESTMENT
OR STARTER HOME! This 3BR/2BA
manufactured home has a lot to offer.
Split floor plan, deck, new carpet &
paint. Priced to sell! Possible owner
financing available! Owner will consid-
er all offers' Price Reduced $105,000
IMMNACLiL TE 3BR'2BA MANLiFAC-


TURED HOME situated on shaded
oTerszed lot in toun & completely
tenced Home features .\ulted ceilings.
-plit lcn plan. kitchen ,nih pantn &
breakfast land. Reduced $13-1,900
PRICED TO SELL! Home in the cuis t
man\ oaks This BR 2BA features gal-
salume r.LofI. nei ntinelli -alp.. open
living area, eat in kitchen & open din-
ing. Fenced back ard with well for
lasrn irrigation s(oi ge shed
$179,900
CHARMING 2BR/2BA CEDAR
HOME sit, on on\eisied corner lot in
the cis reatuies are saulted ceilings.
ule, Fiench doors, fenced back sard &
extra storage $199.900
HOMES
OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE,
2BR,B on R 29 stua on SR9 tuedn '. acre
$99,500
3BR/IBA IN COUNTRY VILLAGE.


Nice Iloor plan, tile through ,out
Priced to sell $130.000
3BR'2BA HOME wllde though out blv-
Ing area, Laige living loom + lamil\
I oom. Fenced back ,ard s manv utpicals
BBQ Ioni Price Reduced $179,900
APPEALING 2BR12BA HOME located
in a desirable neighborhood apprusi-
nmtelh 5 miles V.esl ot l.aBelle.
Features include open tloor plan, ne\,
metal rol. ceramic uLe, fenced real
ya'd, and gorgeous curb appeal. Home
recently painted inside and out is situ-
ated on a beautiful.25 acre lot. Move in
ready! $187,000.
3BR/2BA HOME. WELL KEPT &
CLEAN! This home is truly a beauty
from the inside out. Features: ceramic
tile, bonus room w/:hurricane shutters,
screened orch, alarm system & spa-
cious bedrooms & bjihre-_oms Well
manicured corner lot %, irrlgauon svs-
tenl irnu't rce $189,000
RR,')RA CRs i HnM W PAnOl IN


LAUREL OAKS. .er\ deis;rabicl eigh-,
bu hoiodi gip eat flooi plan tor a grow-
ing larnl\ Properit i .urrironded b',
laige oaks Home pi-ol needs TLC.
being sold .AS IS PiLte Reducedi.
$199,900
CBS HOME- PORT LABELLE UNIT
102. Features open floor plan, split bed-
rooms, Frigidare stainless steel appli-
ances, tile throughout, separate tub and
shower in master, vaulted ceilings, patio
and tiro car garage. $219,000
IMMACULATE 3BR IBA CBS HOME
w' bonus room Situated on a '. acie
corner lot n.great curb appeal Price
includes additional biu,1dable lot.
$219.500
NEW CONSTRUCTION 3BR/2BA
CBS HOME! Split floor plan. 2.000+
totil sq ft granite counted topo, 1'"
celamict ile, vaulted ceiling and man\
more upgraded features $245,000
3BR'2.5BA CBS POOL HOME, spa
cious floor plan boasung reil L2.01) It
o erlooking beautiful lap poo, patio
and court) aid. Also features office/4th
bedroom, walk in closets,'brick paved
deck and new roofin 2005. $310,000
HOMES ON ACREAGE
SPACIOUS MANUFACTURED
HOME ON 5+/- ACRES. Property has
pond, fenced, cleared & ready for your
horses. This 4BR/2BA oversized home.
features split floor plan, wood-like
flooring in living areas & many extras!
Price Reduced $265,000
SPACIOUS 4BRK2BA NMANUTACTURED
HOME.on 4 -4 + acres w pond &
mostly cleared. Sphi floor plan, large
master bed:o,,m blth. office ncrle'l .
formal living loom. ranil loo.iii
open kitchen. t, island $325,000
3BR/1BA CBS HOME on 8.8+/- acres
tro inn g ,on pa.ed i.,ld at ppro,\ "3 nrie.
fromi' ton. PlopeltN is t elc.d &. clut,


tlerted ,icousis >,:'k ind holr, e .i -i
bli 5490.000.
HWY 78 FRONTAGE, 0(e i 1 ciecs
%, 2 lrne urnit, Homesteaded ir9n 163
t\ \\illhin. Henr\ l'hViwIder, ist ml be
hjrd r, tirnd a more detsiabl, site A
prime location in an area of proposed
future development in beautiful Fort
Denaud Frcatiuit ja 32 CBS home &
rental m,..ile home on 12.03 acres ILh'
nm,sse old oa,,s and palms I-ocjted
appruu\rimatell i 2 milc, es\\ ,, LaBclle
irl I li.ieage .,il Hwl 7i & N,. ins R-J
$900,000.
UNIQUE OLD FLORIDA ESTATE!


10 53 sq ft under roo, + 2 5.5 sq ft
pool & pauo aica' Excltu,i.ve pool home
locared East Io LaBelle on 5 beauulul.
oak- & citrus-filled acres fronung on SR
80 Home ,teaules nmn\ architectural
detail, from laulted ccdings and sk\-
lights, to panrh ule Ilooring Custom
floi plan includes .5 master suite. pri-
vate sitting i ,.,.m. French door, to
large lanai, covered, aulk i, as, ponklsde
rec room, 1BR/1BA cottage. is elk -bal\
workshop w/garage. electric gjte
entranceway, paved drive & completely
fenced. One offakind! $1,500,060
COUNTRY LIVING... minutes from.
t-.%,n Lucated in the path of Jerelop-
ment' Thi-1 31.1 acre piopelli I, custom
2BR. 3B hinope ctfes income from
grove, privacy & the possibility of
future development with county
approval. $2,000,000
LOTS
3RD AVENUE .45 Acre $69,000
CALHOUN STREET .64 Acre
$89,000
201 N. HICKORYSE 62 Acre $98,500
PORT LABELLE LOTS AVAILABLE
$24,000 $48,000. Call for details.
MONTURA RANCH ESTATES-
Rr inJr ntal h..inies.tei 1 aii .ibll:


COMMNERCLUL.BUSINESS
PRIME LOCATION! Business zoned
propcrt, Ic.icd in Dr. rni.-.,,n LaBellc
Pertectl, situa[cd .o-n the c.,inec i ul
iH\\\ '24 i Bridge Strcet aond Park
.\senue, less than I block from the
Caloroah~tchee River. 1,846 sq. ft.
Hi-t, icrial r'llji ima-St le two story build-
ing fronts on Bridge Street. $850,000.
BRING VOUTR BUSINESS TO THE


HEART OF THE CITY Th-, biusinc~
zoned propertL i: In.ated 1ii LaBele on
I-lhvs 80 Impro\ements include CBS
building ,,44 x 24 canop. $399.000
BEST BUY! .Alordable Bumness Zoned
Proper cm ThlrT BR !IBA h..me a sirioat.e on
a high naffit L !.d in the ion Just 2 blocks
north ot H-i 41.i and I blcd, east ol Bndge
Street and surrni,-lled b\ local huaks and
busmesses Pnced toSel' $150.000
INDULSTRLAL
INDLISTRIAL PROPERTY! Evxuecnt
Iln\e'inent upp.:-i tuni 277
frontage on Hwy 29. 1.59+/- acres on
irnel of Hwy 29 and N. Ind.lstr.il
Lcrp Rcad. 3 steel buildings-
(\\'arehiuse-..i..11 siq ft..; shop 1,600
sq. ft. ; office building 2,520 sq. ft.) all
currently leased. $1,300,000
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ESTABLISHED IN 1984 The G.ator
Bait Pub his been a 'thri-.ing biusiners ;n
the Pilneei Corinmunit hor man\
years If 'o .e e\tir iwntr.ed to. run aSui
own Restaurlian anii L'o:unce liec:
d Our chance. This quam.r' ersabhishmenr
ci-.i:- 15il) furnished, i.o:mpl teel
cqiipped' kilchelln & ir.ci' j i jr leat ;
tor an\ rniticpienrei $171.500.00.


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WATERFRONT HOMES
SUNSETS. BOATS and deep after r dock along with a
3BR.'BA CBS home on 1.35+.- ac... $825,000
PANORA.MIC VIEWS of the Caloosahatchee Rrler asait
you in this 3BR.2 5BA home v.ith an o\eriued pri-ate
boat dock Commulnit\ pool. boat ramp, & rtennii court.
$749,000
UPGRADED 3BR/2BA HOME FEATURES 125 ft of
rirer htrc.tage. Conenientlv located within I moilc of
marina, restaurants and grio cnurse $599,900
IT IS HARD TO BELLEVE an lntracciastal riler-ront
home at thli price. 3BR2BA home with a bo,.s duck.
12.000 Ib boat lift and covered boat house Home has
corman countertops. Florida room. tile and carpet floors.
Lush lawsn has irrgaion :,tlem with riter water as
source. $565,000
SAVOR THE SUN at ,your pnsate waterfront retreat
4BR'2BA manufactored'home its ma lestcalls at the end
of a cul-de-sac. Chersized back porch looks. over ihe rier
for endless river vieas $ 524,000
SUMdTER FUNI 4BR/'2B.A N/H includes 135 ft. of river
access, making an easy launch for let skis Detached
garage and high quality upgrades. $395,000
NJOY AFFORDABLE RIVER ACCESS with this
3BR 'BA home. rnaigable creek offers direct iccesis i
the Caloosahatchee River. $369.000


PERFECT SIZED
front M H include
landscape. $145,00
IVATE.
MAKE THIS 200
2 50i + ac. of ii
easement has access
IMPROVED WA
HARBOR. Include
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240 FT OF NAVIG
rlier access, and di
t,. '+.- ac. $429,(
230 FT ON THE
RANCH ETTES. 2.
community, $425.1
TAKE IN THE BE
+,- ai home site
gre nbelt betiweei
allotted $410,000
GORGEOUS CUL
water frontage and


3 BR/2BA CBS HOME on 21i + ac tbrasts. a r:u workshop (indudies office i'd. brn, pas.cJ dnve,
dartrL.i flair mets :ountrv charm $999,000
-sBR'2BA HOME ON 6+.- AC. Pn-ic -i t:kcd pond. *ancrfa' oiuri tirels il, i sheI.iJ & .)(. ponlf barn
Wil.dlo Iofor "li hmeIei $699.900
3BK'2BA CBS BOME un 5+ t ri as fened pJn .uke tJ Jdarr gee of r rim. lringe wilrh a I,..rteruert
d'me $595,000
QUIET COLINTRY LIING un 10i) -,-rJ A.r.s Luaecli sBl.2BA BS him1 Alme r 11)i .I-it B uIsh 'p
$589,900
PKCTURE PERFECT .Bi'.BA I i rr. e>lcr hr:.me i iarurc, pnrmre p..rol and nr 'r.-':'. iorar, the
Cou.inirltry buat rjmrp $549.900
SUBMIT AND OFFER, NOTHING TO LOSE, OWNER WAN rS rO MOEvEI 1B. 'B'R .:ui.ruin I1g hno.e
onr 5 frn..ad pru'jte a rcs ir, MI :e H.r-m e feature -r-r ui u icni l fg 'torne fIrrfpjl.i.e ;.le'.cjr r ile flujni, her
rml pine wlrd.m.. .rteen pwi'th. ovrri,-edJ ded. p:rndl '-oid.t:.p..iJ p:.le to..irrn, 50,000
3BRu2BA 2-STORY HOME SITUIATED un ? 5' + c r.3ll,'. pI-le t..Im. 12 Iei.Lc.hk..p OI. i,:o.:reJ
acreage $j.39,000
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ind a .uirmer ihicher, $399,900

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GET-A-WAY OASIS! 5 BR 2BA canal ACREAGE
es detailed upgrades and thoughtful 39 AC OAK PLANTATION Completely fenced
0 ..,ilh l -b cabin, shooting range, lots of wildlife,
F NT M.IT 1-re- Itad. 3-8 year old oaks planted would
RFRONT HOMES SITES r mak teatbusiness. $1,800,000
FT. OF RIVER FRONTAGE YOURS. IN OME PRODUCING ORANGE GROVEw/
erfront acreage isiih removable spoil min..l..ler irrigation. 80+/- ac. Can be split for
!s from CR 7,: $795,000 n.rJlce. Irdilding possibilities. $12,500 per ac.
TERFRONT LOT IN CALOOSA 43.32 +- AC. OF oaks, pines, cypress trees,
-s boat dock, stell, electric and protect-. dJ Il- ure. Well and power on site. Zoning is
r 16 t f i aer f-,lt $..499.000 rne .iri.:.m:site per 5 ac. $1,190,000
r R16 K FIt of tRerfirlt $-199.000 OAK HAMMOCK, CYPRESS AND PALMET-
ABLE CREEK FRONT. River \iews, rOS gr, .e this 48.07 +/- ac. Flowing creek
ock permit. Deed restricted communi- dJJ.. ., [he charm $1,100,000
000 -1O +- AC. OFF well maintained dirt road.
RIVER SIDE OF PORT LABELLE Limlirir.tJ potential at $30,000 per ac. .
.53 +.'- ac. in desirable deed restricted Manigcjble Orange grove in Ft Denaud offpri-
00 iate .u.l. $850,000 "'
00 .30 +-AC. OF IMPROVED pasture with wood-
-AUTY OF THE RIVER from thir- 2 88 r, p., .hes Picturesque flowing creek, and
in Pt LiBelle Rancheites. 200 ft of ,amp h. -iises. $705,000
n home site and riser, boar docks 20 +/- FENCED AC. of improved land.
f.',.cllerir potential. $660,000
-DE-SAC LOT offers approx 175 fi of 20 +. A RES OF SERENITYina park-like set-
I tons of prisac% .. $250,000 Ing ced in Muse.l Additional parcels aval-
""able $490,000
20 +/- AC. WITH plenty of space for your
THIS 3 BRI2BA CEDAR SIDING HOME Ii liccjaTd h.me Bim ki up ... Likc: BrotlhFr: a'.dJ klin:ed
35 mile, S.iih of LaBllee Home Leatures rn.JuJei 'on thrre side- $458.000
bejaunrfl .:urom wo.:.d pareling nullhed: ending 3 AND 1 ACRE HOMEl"'S Ilubij ir. P:.nil
HI Heo. uwalk-in dL ,eLs, rc erLsued wJallkin slhoiw r.1 IjBell.: Idir.:h l:c, ..tme .l rir. ...,:. .ii.ni
large caeered. in bak pLrdi open irtfnt porch Ai v.-, $3-15.000 lo $410,000
sheJ po'leb tr are prutidlJ [oro'urt inrage netCi 18.5 ACRES I 1...la:J ,rt .t Si cfll., i J 'f..r
lrher ferutes int lude fruil iree, flo:enrig pbrnt i& '.i.oli 5359.000
ir3.1 i .anir on .\: lm $350,000 15 + AC for ,.-.ur i-:.'. ..uirn hor. .,.rin:..I
PORRAIT OF PEACE P TiBk 2BA-.pit tlu.i plan -
hmra Ir. R bertrid Esuit.o julLaei d .etilirngs .eunri s-renm c.i p.irquel Ilol,rr, g separidie lsing dndr
Iamil) ro.m i-.ind J a lari.in: minerit rh $315,000
A HOME WITH PERSONALLY AND CHARM '.BR BA.CBtS hmt.rnc ;al ll.i r plil $23.,900
3BR.2B4 WiHi 1.656 SQ. FT. LI ING ARIA. Budilt n ;0i5 .criemnd lindai -Ah h.l rub $215.000
3BD,2BA ON SP4CIOUS GREENBELt rhe holrme r... hae.: for cnnou, i..,lr $210.000
NEWER 3BRi2BA..UNDBRirGONTRAIGT
PARIIAUIY FURNISHED .BRIBA home irnlude cjrpAr.n-,i -irir. ihed Near ..id and. .:r-rmmuirir)
pov.l $160.000
TOTAL MAKU OVER Lr. rh1. 1BR2B\ hr.-.nmt Ncv roIor A I: .in djuct work ricU kiju.hen r bircti, .ith
iolid surlfccur unlerrrop $159.900
DON r W~IT rr r. ff~ourJ f h. ahG TRAO9,90o.
3BR'1BA COiNTRY VILLAGE HOME. e- ,iin hdndjltr ,ind irJeir.irg untr I*,0)4 ".I fi udiati 1ii
ScrecneJ porch Crou. he th .Oft the home 'Commrunnr l pi:.l witlh a lubhouse and ame. i[ rur'm cr,'
affordable $159,900
NEW CONSIIUC nON
CUSTOM HOMFI 3BRBA CBS home Aith s-i.odJ I.luun II unral eiJ i r'.:-uFd or, a gei-er.-.'i...lI .dlrr
'lot., 'uairvy suio'undiin es. nertlr nt .i D 53"'5,000
EASHIONABLE AND FUNCnONAI new eonr.riualun .B r. 2BA Cbi hume or,n .1a. InIuil f.if
S 1D339,000
BE FIRST TO LIV'E i- ir.his ABR"'2 'i h.jrme th.a I jureL Ar alj.ldiorn l I i II ra..rr, thar .:.'. ulJ 1
uedsj iu. Ih bl ..rfif e .Qr t. n l ..ir i Oicr:.ired .- r f u _',rripleJ Lt., 11 l ,-. L -, 52-1,900
BUDGET FRIENDLY NtW CONSTRUCTION. iB. 2A,. wIidt rrcnccl. i s.u.e tr.nii, Reduced to


5 199.000 wi$6.000qeller's couhribulon. Bring.ULL offers
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,n .ina t$389,900.HO
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1 per 5 ac. $349,900 '
20 +/! AC. of investment property in Western
Muse. $299,900
5 +/- AC. west of LaBelle & only a short dis-
tance to Ft. Myers. $269,900
MUSE 5 ACRES on Loblolly Bay Rd $200,000
5 ACRES in Felda...$170,000.
LADECA ACREAGE, peaceful get-a-way on 5
+/-ac. $165,000
2 AC +/- on Phillips Rd $141,900
5 AC+/- Gerber Grove $25,000 PER ACRE
8 AC+/- Gerber Grove $16,500 PER ACRE
MONTURA RANCH ESTATES. 1.07 to 1.25,+/-
ac tracts. $28,500 to $49,900
BEAUTIFUL, WOODED 2.5 ac +/-lot with
large oaks in Muse. $50,000
HOMESITES
REFINED HOMESITES available in deed
restricted Laurel Oaks. From $90,000 to
$110,000 new construction homes also avail-
able.
HARD TO FIND OAK FILLED corner lot in
the city. $150,000
ENJOY THE QUIET of a tree filled V +/- ac. in
town $99,900
.40+/- AC LOT OFF CR 78 in nice established
neighborhood. Cleared lot with trees that skirt
die p' purni ($89.900.
.40+- AC LOT ACROSS FROM CALOOSA
ESTfEr S S D. 21.1 21.1i .i ll licd ,sell ..r. ,..'. r
erTr un.rl.-.p,.u i,] ..I.. crXnl:' e $89,900
3.- AC BUILDABLE LOTF ..l l. ui:iA. Iif-..:
ir -ic l,:. l ilI, ,en.J .-.I Hir.:l TI 1l $8%,000
CHERISH THE CIH'RM ,.I rh, he u.iriilul ..j
rllJ .:,h 1...1 4I i .r,. $85.000
3BRI2BA ON 6+.- CROSS-FENCED ACRES
inr..u .tl*':IC .:- ..ip .-.r irplere V I' r et up,
djcud'ii l g'iija c ind rliu..h r Tr.re $399.000
LIKE NEW B 'b 1\ RJ,:.Jubl. ,ui. M. H .n ') + +
$399,000
LOOKING FOR ACRLAGE AND RENTAL
INCOMblEi 'hi r, i Ill -+ j-,-:. ijLh a t '-.- 2
BIE. 2BA mkoib-lc ] l...| l- mr .m i i Hcndri', r, .,, -
pje.l r ru-I m url.r : i .:'ifrr LiB elle ard Si
(r .mpieicl I ':rci l .lth '-i. le j are rV.0r of reraul
,r.....trern mi 199,900
STARED FOR SPACEL Infrlenide on i + ,, r.'
I F1 ., i II.hng, h f rn ii.r fireplute, I in.grr un
p.-._,l ir.d ,utJo.- r .:.r -ri h p.,: 1941,900
2BR'2BA VITH DEN an li:-lu: -'i" A:re igerain be
srlii r,..i aJ.Jn.r,.d huTre SI e i 19",900.
2BR2BA MOBILE HOME ..-n r -:rc,
1199,900
SPACIOLS 1.809 SQ. Il MANUFACTURED
HOME i ,.. I a.:re F uiulr IentltrLI,' bI B2 \ [f.ijtir'
f. in l 6u .-i si '..l iru o io'' m., bre kthsi barii.. er.
i.e-.d n,-i r I,:.dr r, a.' i id I ,,h Ail.:ordi.bl, pn':ed
$155.000.
GET OLiT OF TOWN PRICED TO SEIL LBR. 2.A
r.lH n'ii 2 i s ,ll i ,j.uk p' erisLi ne1 l'...'-T
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TROPICAL GULF ACRES, Homesites in
Charlotte County
2.5 AND 5 ACRE Parcels in Pioneer Plantation.
Priced from $75,000 to $175,000.
LEHIGH ESTATES .297 +/- ac. Conveniently
located to Ft. Myers $66,900
PRIVACY PURE AND SIMPLE on these 1.25 to
3.75 +/- ac. parcels. Lehigh Properties priced
from $65,000 and up.
1/2 +/- ac. buildable lot west of Joel Blvd. in
Lehigh. $62,900
CANAL FRONT PARCEL .30 +/- ac. Easy
access to Hwy 80. $60,000
INDIAN HILLS .45 & .67 ac. +/- $53,900 to
$55,000
.60 +/-AC close to town. $40,000
.60 +/-AC ZONED for mobilehome $40,000
MANY TO CHOOSE FROM 1/4 +/- ac. lots
in NW Lehigh Acres, $36,900 and up
WIDE VARIETY OF HOMESITES in all units of
Port LaBelle. Something for everyone -1/4 ac. to
1/3 +/- ac. Starting at $20,000.


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edition. Features include a 3.0L V6 engine, automatic od trans, A/C, p/win- 4 speed auto OD trans, A/C with auto temp control, leather interior, full engine, automatic od trans, A/C, p/seat; p/windows, p/door locks, tilt
dows, p/door locks, stereo cd, alloy wheels, bedliner, sunscreen glass and power pkg., power adjustable pedals, remote keyless entry, tilt steering, steering, cruise control, stereo cd, tow pkg., bedliner, cab steps, premium
remote keyless entry. On sale now! 6T688A cruise control, 6 disc stereo CD player, cab steps, aritilock brakes, trailer stereo 6 disc cd player, chrome wheels, remote keyless entry and factory
tow pkg., 3.55 limited slip axle and much more. On sale now! 6T431A1 warranty withonly 27K original miles. U5733
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original miles. Features include a 4.6LV8 engine, 4 speed auto trails, A/C,
4 wheel anti lock brakes, tilt wheel, p/windows, p/door locks, remote key-
less entry with panic alarm, AM/FM stereo, rear door glass and the balance
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SCountry Oiks

-Mrs. Schroeder
SFourth Grade

Dear Santa,
I have been very good this year
Sbut all I want is a happy family. My
Uncle Erin was in a bad car
Swreck. I want my dad to come
S.visitthis Christmas, but he already
.has plans. I wan everyone I know
to have a very happy Christmas
- this year.
SMerry Christmas,
Breanna Brown
P.S. I do not want anything for
SChrismas (you know presents)
Dear Santa,
I've been lazy and so does the
- mean I'm bad? My sister has been
Good and helps unlike me. I saw
What she wanted was a camera.
My mom is a teacher Ist grade.
Can you get her some safari ani-
mals. The main thing she wants is
a 50" pillow with a snowman My
dad wants a 42" plasma tv. He
also wants new pipes for his
Honda VTN 1300.
My dogs have their toys so
don't get them for them because
we have them. My Grandpa %%ants
a new yellow Dodge Nitro. One
more thing my dad wants is a mil-
lion dollars. There are two things I
want. The first is an MP3 player,
with a video player in it. The other
thing is a dirt bike.
From
Michael P.
Dear Santa,
How are you doing at the
North Pole" I hope your doing
fine. I want to tell you that I'm
doing fine at school and at home.
Santa, at school I don't do bad
things. At home I don't hit my sis-
ter or my brother. I don't do bad
things at home.
Santa, are the elves doing fine"
I think they are tired of making a
lot of presents For Christmas. Do
you see the elves tired when they
are working they should they had
been working all this year just
give them a rest?
For Christmas I think I want a
laptop so I could do my Home-
work. i even want a puppy
because at home I play all by
myself and I could play with him I
want a ipod so I could listen to
music. I even want a Bare doll
because when it rains I'm bored
so I could play with the Barbie.
This is the things I want for Christ-
mas I hop you have a save flight.
Love.
Jessica Leal
Dear Santa,
Hello how are you doing? I-
saw the Polor Express it was hilar-
ious. My favorite part was when
the little boy got on the train.What,
was yours? It's good Christ was
born on that day.
You are a legend Santa. You
have the red nosed Raindeer. Can
I lead you sleigh? I think you need
to make more Christmas songs.
Why is it so cold on Christmas:
What I want for Christmas is
the Twin travel doll system set. My
brother wants a ball. My mom
wants a hat. My sister wants a
doll. My dad wants tools.
Love,
Eileen Smith
PS. Ho-Ho-Ho Merry Christ-
mas.
To Santa,
Santa, I have been a bad boy
and a good boy. I work hard in
math and on reading. Sometimes
I get As and B's. When I get A's
my mom gets happy and when I
get F's my mom gets mad. I want
to go with my dad but he is in jail.
always fights with my mom. I
want black heel'ys because it
feels that you want to fall but it
you get good with the heel'ys you
could go fast.If you are not good
you could fall. I want to get my sis-
ter a ring it cost six dollars and for
my little sister I want to buy her a
scooter. I want to buy something
for my momr and dad because
they give me food, shelter and
clothes.
I help my mom to watch my
little brother I clean the house
when my is at the hospital with
my little sister. I want an xbox
with two controls and 3 games.
From Francisco
Dear Santa,
Santa I have been a good and
bad boy. The good thing is that I
work hard help my mom. I got a
lot of B's and A's in math because


I love math. If I do a good think I
go get a treat.
The bad thing is that I took a
test for Francisco and Francisco
took a test for me, andwe went to
the office. He was going to tell us
to miss five days of school. Then
we wrote a not to our moms to
see what we did. I hope you bring
me some presents on Christmas
and I'll be a good boy. Don't be a
bad boy like me I want a play sta-
tion 3 and some discs for the play
station.
From Jovani Bedolla
Dear Santa,
My family and I get together
with friends, cousins, uncles,
aunts, grandpa and grandma.
Eery year we get together and
celebrate Christmas. We always
have fun when we get together
and celebrate Christmas. When
we get together we sing carols,
watch the Polar Express and have
fun celebrating Christmas. I have
fun celebrating Christmas with my
relatives and friends.
In Christmas my family and I
always get ready to decorate all
around the house. My family and I
always help each other decorate
around the house and put up the
tree. We put up reindeers and
polar bears. \Ve always put stock-
ings up We always decorate our
house all around. Every year we
decorate our house;
Santa these are some things I
will like for Christmas a PSP, I-Pod,
MP3 player, game boy SP, laptop,
Also I would like heels and a cell
phone. I will like something for
my mom and dad for my mom I
will like some pillows for her bed,
table, stove and a refrigerator. For
my dad I will like a new toolbox, a
watch and a necklace. That's
somethings I will like lor myself
my mom and dad._I have one
'question for you. Have I been
good or bad to get all the stuff I
want?
Sincerely, Juana Gomez
Dear Santa,
How are the reindeer doing?
You know Dasher, Dancer,
Prancer, Vixen, Comet, cupid,
Donner, and Blitxen. And you
recall the most famous reindeer of
all, Rudolph:
The elves are working hard this
:ime of year, right? Please ask
them if can get a Yasmin Brat
doll.
So I just want to let know how
you, the reindeer and the elves are
\\ ere doing and to wtish you a very
Merr) Christmas.
Love,
Amanda Phipps
Dear Santa,
I've been a good boy. How
long does it take to bring presents
to all the good boys and girls in
one night? Do you really give bad
boys and girls coal? How's
Rudolph doing' I've seen the
movie's Santa Clause #1,2 but not
#3. I've read the book called
Santa Clause Doesn't Mop Floors.
I want a Playstation 3. Please
bring baseballs for my brother and
a radio for my sister and that's all.
From
Gerardo Moreno
Dear Santa Claus,,
I want you to come to Labelle
so you could give presents for the


ones who have been very good.
Please give them what they want
because they believe in you. They
care about you very much as you
do us. Can you bring gifts to the
little kids who don't have any
home to live in? I think what you
do is very difficult foryou.
I want you to bring a present
for me because I am doing a
good job on doing my home-
work, cleaning my room not
fighting. I listen to my mom and
dad and I always have a happy
face.
Love,
Nadia Nunez
Dear Santa Clause,
I have been a good girl and I
want a pair of white and pink
heels because I help my mom
watch my little baby brother. I
also help my dad.
On December 5, 2006, I
brought something for my mom
and dad because they give me
food, shelter, clothes and a place
to live.
I believe in you Santa because
last year you brought me pres-
ents and to all the kids who were
good. I want you to bring a pres-
ent to every kid in the world.
Love,
Enelly Canche


Chapman/Fiore

DearSanta,
How have you been? This year
was ok for me. I don't really went
anything for chirstmas but I
would like to have a ipod or mp3
player, jump rope for I could get
better and a digital camera
because.when I grow up I want
to be a photography. I would also
like to have black heels they are
shoes and a lap top.
Your friend, Jessica
Dear Santa,
I would like a Razor cell
phone. I would also like a long
range nerf gun. A fourwheeler
would be nice to.
Your friend,
Michael Vasquez
Dear Santa,
I want a ipod and cd's I want a
shirt for my puppy that says
diomand. I want a sewing
machine. And roler blades
Love,
Blanca

Dear Santa, I want a PS3 for
Chrismas. I would also want a
Xbox360 and games for it to. I
would like a car also. And I want
a PSP with the internet. That's all
I would like Chrisma.Edgar Rob-
les
Dear Santa,
For my Chrismas I want a Ipod
I laptop or game for Ds Nintendo.
I cat.
Bertha Karr

Dear Santa,
What I want for Chrismas is a
ipod, idog, icat, fish, fourwheel-
er, desk, computer, money, car,
gocart, tickets to pencevanlya,
puppy,mouse.thatis what want
fornow I want a lot more but I
have unoufe for now.
From Tristan


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SFor my chrmas I want a bike because mine broke and a big
a PSP or a xbocx 360 or a laptop. fourwheeler.
SJesus. From Sebastian


Dear Santa,
What I want for Christmas is
a cell phone and a pet and a
diary clothes and shoes.
Erica
Dear Santa,
The thing I want for Christ-
mas is a bike, heels.
Maria


Dear Santa,
I would like a
lop, money and
for cooking.
Love,
Martina


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For Chrismas I want a basket-
ball court with a orange rim and
plus The wade 1.3 shoes they
are awesome he's my favorite
basketball player and I want a
cellphone a camera cellphone
Eduardo
Dear Santa,
I would like to have a lam-
borgini pink that sparkles and a
motorcycle that is orange. I also
would like a machine with a
Jacuzzi and a basketball team
the 76ers.
From: Dylan
Dear Santa,
I would like a care for Christ-
mas and a big house, bike.
Jorge
Dear Santa,
What I want for Christmas.
PSP Xbox 360 Playstation 3 a
new football a video game
,called A\itor Heel\s A new
paintball gun
Chris Miller

Dear Santa,
I only want for Xmas is some-


Dear Santa,
I would like a cellphone and a
camo Jacket from bass proshop. I
would like a gift card from bass
proshop I would like a Hampster
and hamster supplies. I would also
like a bike. I want an ipod or mp3
player. I would like an xbox 360
and a playstation 3 that's all I want
for Christmas.
To santa
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gun then I wane some heelys
and will to git a football.
From Oscar
Dear Santa,this year I want
Heels to skate around. I want a
bike to ride, a football, another
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the last I want is a ew pair of
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Christmastree.wantheelys. Marissa Gonzale
Love, "
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earSanta, clothes and some shoes.
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and another cellphone. And iwant Veronica Perez
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happywith my family. DearSanta,
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Mayra saion 3. then I want even me
SDeaclothe, shoes,and sandeles. I ev
earSanta, want a Nintendo ds and an lpo
I would love if you could give And I even want a gocart.
me remote control Monster truck Your truly
.Love Alredo Rubi Gomez


DearSanta,
How, are you doing great or
bad. What do you want for Christ-
mas. What I want is a4wheeler,
and so heelys for Christmas. I love
you and have a Happy Christmas
and happy New Year.
Shurlyn Williams.


Ms. Rusk

Dear Santa,
I know a lot of people don't
believe in you but I do. What I really
want for Christmas is a scooter. My
dad said it might be dangerous. My
mom said she was maybe going to
give it to me. If I knew what my
family wanted I would tell you I
think in theNorth Pole too. I want to
go their and see your elves. And
your workshop. I already told what
Iwant.
Yours truly,
Maria Coria

Dear Santa,
SHi Santa I was wondering if you
could get me a special horse. I was
also wonderingif you could get me
a puppy. That's all I want for Christ-
mas.
Yours truly,
Thalia Gonzalez
Dear Santa,
What I want for Christmas is a
skateboard so I can play with my
friends. A basketball so I can play
when I have nothing to do.Fmally a
football to play with my brothers,
Yours truly,
Ricardo Moreno

DearSanta, -
-I want a play Station 2, a 4
wheeler and internet. Some kids
don't belive in you well if I tell you
this will you tell any one? I kinda do.
I think you will get me what I asked
you. So you promise you will give
me what I asked for then? Thanks
Love, .
Shaqwan

Dear Santa,
I want a kitten because I love
cats and my cat passed away. Iwant
a new game boy game becusei lost
mine. I want a play station 3 1 also
want a x box 360. I want a wio I,
want a game cube. A computer -
too I also want a cuputer game a
cell phone.
Yours truly
Sandra

DearSanta,
I wish for world peace helley's a
cellphone, for every kid to have
CHRISTmas and that my grant
could come live with us.
Sincerely
Brittany

DearSanta,
Somem people think that
Christmas is all about presents and
trees. But it is not. It about being
with your family to celebrate the
birth of Jesus. That's why I want
one thing for Christmas is a locate
with my Morn and me in it. That's
what I want.
Sincerely
CassidyWills

Dear Santa,
I would like a Xbox 360 and a
wii. I would like to make it snow. I
would like a dog and a cat. I would
feelvery happy.
Yours
AlfredoM

Dear Santa,
I want is a playstatio for Christ-
mas. And world peace because
things been bad to me, also want
a xbox 360 and GameCube and a
trampolin. I also want a better life.
Yours truly,
Valentin

DearSanta,
Wow it has been a long time
since I have wrote a letter to you.
Santa. Well her is just what I want.
for crismas Santa a new 007 casino
royal remote controlled care and
that new giant robot.
Yorstruly
Slade Studley

Dear Santa, I would like a dirt
bike for Christmas or an electric
guitar. But the thing I want the most
is for my cousins to come so we
can play and have fun and every-
thing else kid's do.
Yours truly,
Tico suarez


ear Santa,
I want a playstation 3 for Chr
mas or a nitendo DS. If you ca
wouldlike somemore games
my games for my Gamecube exI
cially ThrilMlle. I also want a n,
four wheeler just like my old o.
Can you also get me the mo
Hoot I love that movie.
Sincerely
Jasmine

Dear Santa,
I don't really care what you g
me this year,. I just want that mi
cal feeling that santa was hen
know its all about Jesus's birth
and I'm happy about that.
From Nathaniel Gray White

Dear Santa,
How are you doing this yea
was wondering if you can bring
a laptop new clothes and als(
new pairs of shoes.
Yours truly
Anaelia


Ms. Drapal :-
3rd Grade

Dear Santa,
I like your sute and your d
how is ms. Claus the elves. And
ery one in the north pole I got a
tree whit lots of beus and lights i
star is is of colors in it. And I ho
you bring me a present because
not that special at all its only a
that a want forChristmas. A
another thinrg-1 don't have )
know a thingdits from my pres(
And I know that you now the
that is want for Cristmas becal
your santa and yo know what
kids whant for Christmas.
SSincerely Alejandro Lopez

Dear Santa,
How are the elves? How are 3
doing? How is Mrs.Clause? Wha
your favorite cookie? I am do
fine. My family is doing fine too.
weather is doing fine. I think. I w
for Christmas a bike and shoes
clothes. Happy Merry Christmas
Love Nora Esparea Silva, y,
friend.

Dear Santa, ;
How are you doing? How
your elves? How is Mrs. Clau
How are your reindeer doing? D
Roodoff's nose still light up? Sa
can you get me a minimotor si
By the way what is your favo
cookie. I hope it is chocolate c
cookies.santa can you get mea
pard games with it and music v
it and moves with it and the mo
are called Flushed Away and Sa
the Escape cClause. The games
Bawys smakddown 2006 and 21
and a fourWheeler. Santa, can
tell Mrs.Clause to pack me somi
her cookies.
Sincerely,
OmarXOXOXOXO

Dear Santa,
HOW IS Mrs. Clause do
Santa. I want a PSP and acar for
Mom a sister. I want to big tri
for me and my friend.
I loveyou Santa Clause,
Sincerely,
Jose

DearSanta,
What is your favorite cool
Santa I want a happy Christr
please. How are the reindeer? H
is Mrs. Clause? I want my da(
buy me a tent for Christmas. I w
a twister dance. I want clothes
shoes please. I hope you hav
good Christmas.
Sincerely,
LilianaEscobedo

Dear Santa,
How are you doing? Fine! H
are your reindeer. I am nine ye
old. I want a new razor scooter
three tvs for my family and I .
fourteen new all four by f
wheelers. And I want a playstal
3 too thankyou.
Sincerely
Brandon Coronado
Dear Santa,
How are you doing? Hov
Mrs. Clause doing? How the r
deer doing? How are theel
doing. What is you favorite cool
What I want for Chrismas Is
what you can wrap up. I w
snow in florida.
Sincerely,
Kristal Martinez


DearSanta,
he I am trying to do what I can do
n3 to get a present form you on
nd chrisms day. How is Mrs. Clause?
d a What is your favorite cookie you
urs like? I want for Christmas a book
thatyou liketo read and Iwantyou
to be happy on Christmas I hope
ne you have a niceChristmas Love
ise you?
id I Sincerely,
the Rocio Rea
)lty .
Dear Santa,
How is Mrs. Clause? How are
you? I am doing well. My family is
has doing good also. I am eight years
ew old now. For chrismas I want a pet
bunny. And new shoes I also want
anew doll. And some new bratz
dolls I hope you have a Merry Chris-
mas.
Sincerely,
ay- Esmeralda Alaniz
ore
'en Dear Santa,
od. How is Prancer? I read about
her in a book. How are the elves? 1
am doing good in school. How is
Mrs. Claus? How brightis Rudolphs
nose? What I want for Christmas is
a little air plaen that really flys loo
ist- me. My sisterer wants a doll for
n I Christmas. My mom shoust what
for six pair of shoes. My dad wants ten
pe- pair of socks. That's all Santa.
ew Sincerely, ErickPena
ne.
vie Dear Santa,
How is Dansher and Danser
Coment and Dupit Doner and
Blicin Prancerand Vicsin and Rod-
off doing? How mant elves are
there? Can you name five of them
live for me? How are you doing? Does
agi- Prancer have a white dimid on his
e. I forehead? I want alive baby, the
day Bratz set the Bratz make up set.
Camoflage pink tent. Englesh
Spanesh 3cuby. Amazing Alasin.
Czlass barth stone bear. Art set and
a picter of your ranedeer your
r? I whife and all of theelves heeles
me with blue shoes with wheels thank
o2 you.
Sincerely,
Casandra Harris

Dear Santa,
How are your reindeer? How
are your elves? How are you? How
is Mrs. Clause? I wm doing well in
school. My family is doing well too.
My family and me are so happy it is
going to be Christmas. Me and my
eer family hope you can bring us pres-
lev- ents. On Christmas I can get pres-
big ents for my family and my baby sis-
md ter I can get a rocking horse and
ope presents for my teacher and my
its school.
toy Sincerely,
knd Abraham Ortiz
iou
ent. Dear Santa,
toy How are the reindeer? How are
use the elves? How are your? How is
the Mrs. Clause? What is your favorite
cookie? I like math in school. I now
you must becold. MerryChristams.
Santa Clause. I hope you have very
well Christmas. Santa clause can
you you bring me a computer. Santa
it is can I have a board. Santa can I have
ing a reindeer bell. Santa I also want
My shoes that have weels. Have a
ant Merry Christmas Love Noemi Ortiz
and
S DearSanta,
our How are you? Tell Mrs. Clause
the I said hello. I want a playsta-
tion3 and 2 and I want a xbox 360.
and Nintendo. Hey how is north-
are pole is it cold. I want a toy and
se? clothes and I want to go to the
oes Marins. How are the elves? Do you
nta still do the HO HO HO Merry
cle. Christmas andiwant heelese.
rite Sincerely,
hip Jesus Gomez
Ips
ith Dear Santa,,
ves How are you with Mrs. Santa
nta Clause? How is Rudolph and your
are other reindeer? How cold is it in the
007 North Pole? How many elves do
you you have? I want for Christmas a
e of log of money because my family
.wants money to get a big house
with a farm in the back with a pond
in the front with farm animals like a
horse seven horses I want my own
bed have a jolly Chrristmas Santa
iing Sincerely,
my AngelaCordes
uck
Dear Santa,
How are you going? How are
the reindeer? You are the nices Per-
son in the north pole. You have not
been mean to me or my sisters. You
and misses close are the nices in
the north pole. Even santa does not
e? miss aChristmas day.
nas Sincerely,
ow Devon Little
Ito
'ant Dear Santa,
and How are you doing and your
e a reindeer? I want to nowwhat cook-
ie you like I left you a gift under the
three I hope you like it. I want a
fourweel but my mom says tell my
dad but my dad says if he has
money. And I want to get this for
tow my teacher some makeup. And I
.ars want two more things it is cloth


and and shoes. Thankyou.
rant Sincerely,
our YulisaCostellanos
tion I hope you have a goodholaday

Mrs. Sherrod -
Third Grade
v is
ein- Dear Santa, I would like to
yves know how things are doing at the
kie? North Pole. How is Rudolph and all
not the other reindeer? How are you
'ant and Mrs. Claus doing? Thank you
for all the toys you brought last
year for Christmas. I would like to
have a wonderful Christmas with


my family. I have been good and
would love to see your reindeer in
real life and like to see Rudolph and
his shiny red nose.
Merry Christmas Santa!
Sincerely,
KierstieAnria Canaparez

Dear Santa, How are you Mrs.
Santa?are you glad to be Santa?
How is Rudolph with the little
bright nose? Santa I am glad that
you got me Sandals I was so glad
that it was sandals. I want to tell
you that I'm sorry if I did a bad
thing in school or my house. And I
am so sorry. I thank you for my
family. Christmas this year. What
kind of cookies do you like and
milk? Santa I thank you for having
good friends. Thank you for a great
teacher and the best class in the
world. Thank you for the family in
the world. 1 miss you Santa Claus I
miss Mrs. Santa Claus.
I really want a video camera
please that want I want for Chris-
tas.
Sincerely
Gracielo

Dear Santa,
How are you doing in the North
Pole? How do you train your rein-
deer to fly? How are you and your
wife? Do you work hard with your
elves? Does Ms. Claus make you do
chores? Please can you bring me a
baseball bat and gloves?
Sincerely,
Gehobany

Dear Santa,
How are you today? Santa are
you fine? How is Rudolph and
Blizen Santa? How have I behaved?
I'm sorry I'v been bad. How do
you now if we were naughty or
nice? How is everything goint at the
North Pole?
PS, Please give me a Baseball.
Sincerely,
Moises

Dear Santa,
Are your going to eat my cook-
ies? howisRuddph With his red
nose? Are your elves working hard?
Are your reindeer ready? Is it
snwing in the North Pole?
Sincerely,
Adrian

Dear Santa,
How are you doing? How is
Rudolph? Doyou work very very
much? Is Rudolph very happy?
How is Mrs. Santa/I am very thank
full that remote control car you got
me last year. Howis vixen? How is
Dasher? How is Comet? How is the
sleigh? Are you working very hard?
I am sory to be bad this year. Have
any of your reindeer got sick yet in
the snow? Santacan you please get
me a play station three?
Sincerely,
Michael


DearSanta,
How are you doing? How is
Mrs.Claus doing? How are the rein-
deer? I enjoy the bike you got me
last year. How are the elves? How's
the North Pole? We never miss a
year of Christmas. I have not been
behaving good, sorry. What does
Mrs. Claus made for Christmas?
What kind of cookies do you like?
If you are able to please bring
me a vidocamera that can take pic-
turesand can take vidoesof Christ-
mas. I want you to have a great
Christmas
P.S. You gave me .the best 4
friends and teacher this year. Here
are there name: Mckenzie Redish,
Sujeivelis Rueda, Graiela Grifaldo,
Maby Rice. Thank you.
Alexa

Dear Santa,
How is Mrs. Clause doing at the
NorthPole? Are the cookies good?
Thank you for the toys you gave me
last year. They were great. How are
the reindeers doing? Are the elves
doing good at the toys. So how
areyou doing? I hope your going to
bring a lot of presents. I'm sorry for
being bad last year. If you can, can
you bring me some heelies please?
Sincerelyu,
Sujeivelis
Dear Santa,
Are you doing okay at the north
Pole? Are your elves doing okay? Is
Comet okay? Is the North Pole
okay? Dear Santa Clause are you
able to get me a four wheeler
please?
Sincerely,
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DearSanta,
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you and your wife? How are the
reindeer and the elves? I know you
are so busy and working so hard
for the toys for Christmas. How do
you train your reindeer? I wish you
could bring me a bike please?
Sincerely,
Mireya
Dear Santa,
How do you make so many
toys? How come you are not
scared to fly on the air? How do you
knowif we are good or bad? How is
Mrs. Claus? How are the reindeers
doing? How did Rudolph get his
nose so bright?
P.S. Please bring me a Bratz dia-
monds?
Sincerely,
Margarita
Dear Santa,
How are the elves? How are you
doing in North pole? How are your
rainder doing at the North pole? I
you are able to please get me a
game about fighting it is called
Smack vs.Dow zoo?
Sincerely,
Daniel

Dear Santa,
How are you and Mrs. Santa
Clause? How are the elves doing?
How are all your reindeer? If you
are able please can you get me a
bike or a scooter?
Sincerely,
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Letters
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Dear Santa,
Santa is the. North Pole going
well? What is it like living in the
North Pole? Do you like the way
your elves work? Is Rudolph doing
his job good? How are you doing
with the gifts for children?
I hop I've been good.
Sincerely,
McKenzie
Dear Sahta,
How are the reindeer doing?
How are the elves doing? How is'
SRudolph doing? How are you
Doing? How is your wife doing?
How have I been doing this year is
it good or bad? Have I done good in
school? Please can I have a Laptop
and adoll?
Sincerely,
Janely
Dear Santa,
How are you at the North Pole?
How is Rudolph and how is Dash-
er? How is Ms. Claus? How are the
elves? I am sorry for how I've been.
Have any of your reindeer got sick?
What I want for Christmasis a
transformer and the name is
Metraplex and I want him with his
siberkeypower place.
SSincerely,
Miguel

Ms. Stitt -
Fourth Grade

Dear Santa.
I'\e been wailing for this month
and its finrialv here the presents last
'year were great I hopoe the pres-
ents are better this year. In school
w \e are practicingFlorida ,wntes we
are redoing Christmas araint the
\vorld. If ourmayuget me a ps3? I
wvishl had a fourwheeleri wishi
hada labtop Iwish I hadaphone I
\lsh I had a newpair of hells. If
\ou cant get thisis isokay. Thank
youV"!
Cristian Manzano
DearKris Kringle
Iwasso happy for what Igot in
the past. I cannot believe what
timeit is already. I would love to see
a pair of Green and Black Healies
under the tree.
Steven Miller


Dear Santa,
I was so happy for what you
gave me lastyear. Itwas so cool this
year. I would like play station 3.
Vicente Garza
Dear Santa,
It's been a year already. I can't
belive I didn't even notice that our
tree is up and were starting to put
on lights. Christmas is my favorite
time of the year especially decorat-
ing the tree. One thing I would be
so happy to see when I wake tip
Christmas morning is a four wheel-
er. I don't care what kind it is or
what color it is. It would just make
Sme extremely happy to have my
own four wheeler. If I did it would
-make as happy a kid in a toy shop.
Cassidh Pascher
DearSanta,
I can't believe it is almost Christ-
mas. I can't wait until you get here.
Lastyear you gave me five presents
and there were great. This year for
Christmas I don't want 'to many
presents this year. So I will only get
two for this year. Here are they. I
would love a psp for Christmas.
Also I would like ps3for my sister
and me. Thanks Santa m\ sister
and I been good all this year and I
been good all this year so I hope
you come.
Thank you Santa.
Isaias Guijosa
DearSanta,
,1 was very happy tor what I got
Last year and would like to thank
you for that. Plus, I would liketo"
thank you for giving my brothers
there wonderful gifts too I love the
fact that its December because of
all the happy people and the fact
that people care for one and anoth-
er. And also all the pretty lights and
Christmas trees in every house and
all the giing and receiving and I
thank you for that Santa Claus. I
would hope under the tree on
Chistmas eav that I hope to get is
three things. Number one, a hamik
number two rollor skates and last
but not least a canapy for my Dad.
Please and the things my brothers
wish for too. I thank you very much
for the stuff I do have and it's alright
if I don't get whali would like for
Christmas.
Sincerely,
Kendrch RobinsonXOXOXO
Dear Santa,


I am so happy because it is
DearSanta, Christmas At our classwe are
I been waiting for it to be Christ-. going to do Christmas around the
mas and not is for Christmas I wish world. I would like you to bring me
SIcould have acellphonethat ispink a game that is called Biolicles
and says princess The nexl thing I heros it is on playstation 2 I can't
wish I \ ant is for my parents'lo getl Wail until you come with you rein-
back together. The third and last deers. Thank you for all thetoys that
thing I wish is to get a lai (op that's you brang me the other year on
the same as my c-ellphbone. I will Christmas. I wish for a gameboy sp.
be really happy if I had all that stuff- Those are fun. My mom has a tree.
and thankyou ifyou'do. Or a remote control.
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I can't believe it is Christmas
time again. Santa, there is four
things I want. All four of my things
are a pair of Heelys, a video now
and a dairy that open only in my
voice and last is some clothes. I
know I can't getall of them but if
you will be thankful and get some
I will still be happy for what you
get. Thankyou!
P.S. Thank you for all the stuff
and the hard work your doing to
do forallthe kids.
Jerica Simns
Dear Santa, .
I can't beliveit's December.
again. My favoritetime of the year.
I wish for a dairy that only opens
to my voice Maybe a Ipod. If you
pick only one thing may it be a
video now in always wanted one.
I hope I'm on your good list!
P.S. thank you for all the hard
w ork you do iryinbg to give us all a
gift. I'll always belive you no mat-
ter what!
Dalila Perez
Dear Santa,
I would like to thank you for
the things received last year M)
family have lights on the house
and we have aChristmas tree with
lights, ordements and a star at the
top. May I please have a remote
control air plane that can fly verty
high. Another thing I would really
like to see underthe Christmas tree
is a play station 3. may I have a
blue bike for Christmas and thank
you for the things I got last year
andthisyear.
JuanLopez
Dear Santa,
I can't believe it's December all
ready. Santa I always wanted to
say thank you for giving me toy's
and wonderful stuff. Almost
everybody in the world think
Christmas is about presents and
toys,but I think Christmas is about
having fun.Santa for Christmas all
I want is an iPod. Thank you,
Santa. .
AmyeeSalazar
Dear Santa,
SHow are you? I hope your get-
ting jolly for Christmas. I hope
everything is going fine. Are you
practicing your flights? At COE
we're doing Christmas Around the
World. We're doing Mexico. The
Christmas flower is called the
poinsettia. This is Christmas I
would like three wishes. I wish I
could get skateboard gear. My sec
ond wish is to get an xbox 360. My
third and final is to get a pair of.
heeleys.
Rigoberto Martinez
Dear Saint Nick,
I loved what you got me last
Christmas, but this year I would


like you to give presents to all the
poor kids. It Would be great if you
would give them a thousand dol-
lars and a house. I only want one
thing that you would foefill my
wish..
Sencerlly
Blaine Howell

Mrs. Reukauf

Dear Santa,
How are you? And how is Mrs.
Claus doing? Are you and the rein-
deer ready to fly? I'm doing good
at school. My behavior is fine Mrs.
Reukauf is teaching me things that
I need help on and other kids in
class that need help with. For
Christmas I want a pair of heeleys,
some earrings that says my name,
new clothes, shoes, and a cell-
phone, arid some toys for miysis-
ter and my brothers, mom and
dad.
Sincerely,
NoraPaniagua
Dear Santa,
Santa. ho\, are you? I hia\e
been good. So how is Mrs.Claus
doing And the reindeer are they
happy and healthy? Santa Claus
there are a lot of homeless people
today. When it's Christmas time I
will put milk and cookies if you
will like some.
Santa 1 have been pretty good
Santa. I'd like Dr. Dreadful, lab top.
spy gear nd a Game Boy and 3
games for the game boy.
Sincerely.
Cruz Hernandez
DearSanta, .
How are you? Ho\\ are the
elves? How is Roudolph and the
reindeers doing' Is your siigh
ready to fly?
I been kind of good this year.
My teachers says that I been good
to. I been working a lot at school
And for Christmas I want a xbox
360, psp2, Hummer toy and a dog.
Sinceely,
Miguel Mendez
Dear Santa,
How are you, doing? Are you
having fun? And is Rudolf having
fun with his red nose? I don't
know if I was being nice. Ihope I,
do get something for Christmas
and I will still love you santa. I
think that you areso nice and so
kind, and do you like to play w,,ith
kids? I hope that I gel my radio and
it has a .v. on it. That's what I want
for Christmas. Merry. Christmas
North pole. ':
Sincerely,
Sofia Trejo .,,
Dear Santa,
Is Ms.Claus doing good today?
The reindeer are ready to fly? You


at theNorth Pole and reindeer
doing fine? Are you and Mrs.Claus
are ready? You and Mrs. Claus love
each other? Rudolf still has ra Red
Nose? Now I will tell you what I
want A puse, a teddy bear.
Sincerely,
Alyssa Valdez
Dear Santa,
How are you? Are the reindeer
ready to. fly? How is Rudolph,
Elves and Mrs. Claus doing? All the
children \\ill love their toys even if
they did not want it, they \vill still
like it How% are the other reindeer
doing? Are the elves making a lot
of toss lor the kids? How cold is
the snow1 I am sure you see Frosty
sometimes. What is want for


Christmas is this little puppy that
has a coler that is a timer you put a
time on it and in the morning it
wakes up at that time.
Sincerely,
Thalia Encarnacion
Dear Santa,
How are you doingSanta? How
isMrs. Claus doing? Are the rein-
deer doing good. I've been work-
ing hard at school. For Christmas.I
want jewelry, nice purse, nice
makeup, homes for people that
don't have homes and the ani-
mals. ,
Sincerely,
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Letters
Continued From Page 13.
Dear Santa,
How are you Santa? How is
Mrs. Clause? I have bin good this
year. I hope you bring me the
things I want. And how are the rein-
deer? I hope you don't fall done my
chimy this year. Is Rudof all rite to
fly? Are the elves all rite to make
toys?
I hope every one gits wat they
want. Santa I want forChrimas I
want a PSP, a New Bick, a New T.V
and a good year.
Sincerely, .
Ariel Talamantez
Dear Santa,
How are things? Is every thing
good with the reindeer and you
andMrs. Claus? Is Rudolph doing
good is his nose shining bright? I
been naughty sometimes and I
hope I am on the good list. I've
been sometimes too. I really
b'eleave in you some people don't
but I really do. The most wonderful
present I want is heelys and a pony
and houses for the homeless.
Sincerely,
Miranda Garza
Dear Santa,
How are you? I have never seen
you. Are the reindeers ok and are
ready to fly? Can the reindeers real-
ly fly? You are big and round and
red. Have the sled have bened bro-
ken and did the strong riped and


what for Christams is a gameboy,
and a xbox 360 and a book that has
all the games.
Sincerely,
Alex Rodriguez
Dear Santa,
Mr.Santa Claus how is the
weather up in the North Pole? Is it
cold? Mrs. Claus what do you,
Santa and the reindeer eat in the
North Pole? Do santa, you and the
reindeer eat vegys? My act is doing
good and not getting in fights at
school or at the busstop. Now I
think I'll tell you what I want for
Christmas. For Christmas I want an
air blade, a little jetski, some jewel-
ry, and something special.
Sincerely,
Teofilo Pequeno
Dear Santa,
How is Mrs. Claus and Rudolf? Is
the sleigh working? Is Frosty going
to come for Christmas? I would like
you to come to my house for milk
and cookies
I have been a little bad. My big
sisters thinks your fake. But I don't
think your fake. For Christmas I
want a laptop, snowglobe & play-
doghe write back.
Sincerely,
Karol Martinez

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"Dear Santa,
I did chores: I misbehavedsome


but I sill would like some gifts I
can'twait foryou to try my cookies
and milk I would like an ipod and
abratza and a game boysp and ND
Light a lot of book about Captain
unberpants Books, A computer,
and makup, purse and abell from
your sled.
P.S. Don'tt for get my Brothe it is
fist Christmas and keep the rein-
deerwarm.
Sincerely,
AnaArreola
Dear Santa,
I did my chores. I behaved but I
still would like some gifts. Ican't
wait 'for you to try my cookies and
milk. Watch out for my dog he's
inside. I would like to have a blue
ipod and PS3 and all of the captain
underpants and a zoom box and a
xbox x360 with a game for the PX3,
Sincerely
*Alex Olvera
Dear Santa,
I did my chores and always
walk the dogs and finish my work
at school. Sometimes I misbehave
but can' I still get presents Please. I
can't wait for you to try my deli-
cious cookies and milk. All I want
for Christmas is a Nintendo DS,
xbox, and games I can play.
Sincerely,
Ricardo Rodriguez
Dear Santa,
I did my chores.i misbehaved


but I still would like some gifts. I
can't wait for you to try my cookies
and milk. I would love a zoombox
that looks like a projector that goes
on walls. And I want a camra, a
Brazts camra, and I want a ipod
that has moves and music, and
chanles. and I a pet a real pet dog.
For Christmas.
Sincerely,
Ariene

Dear Santa,
I ben good and bad but the
good think I didis helped a old lady
across the street and the bad thing
is I am mean to my little brother a
lot but on the 20th is my brothers
birthday is is happy he can't wait. I
hop you lik my cookie and milk. I
would love a CD player and a ipod
and a jury and some ring.
Sincerely,
SamanthaBanning
Dear Santa,
I want to talk to tell youwill I did
some bad stuff this year but can
you give me please. Santa I did
some good things like ash my sister
if she okay when she 'cryies. But I
won't onebe the xbox bupper car
game. I n all Bratz iflou can ford it.
Sincerely,
Jameases Miraud South
Dear Santa,
You are great. You are nice to
people to. I have. done all my
chores this year. I \vould like a pink


Nintendo DS and game boy games
like brats. I want some books like
Berenstain Bears seires and Junie
B. Jones seires.
Sincerely,
Kaitlin Lawton
Dear Santa,
I did my chores I misbehaved
but I still would like some gifts. I
can't wait for you to try my cookies
and milk. I would like a doll house,
a bratz, and a stroller for my baby
doll and a purse, makeup, ipod,
game boy and a bell from your
sled. Have a greatMerry Christmas!
P.S. don't forget my sisters baby.
Sincerely, Mayreli Garcia
Dear Santa,
I did my chores. I misbehaved
but I still would like some gifts. I
can't wail for you to try my cookies
and milk. I would love a toy car. I
would like my parentsto be happy
on Christmas Eve.
Sincerely,
Ramon
DearSanta,
I have been getting good grades,
and I-help my mom with my broth-
er and sister. For Christmas I would
like a new G-unit shoes white
please, some Dickies girl clothes x
box 360 and new games for all of
them like cars, need for speed hands
some money. I hopy you have a
great Christmas.
Sincerely,
Adriana M. Cardenad


Dear Santa,
I do all my work and I finish my
work. I do my chores and I help my
dad fix the car. I Listen to my par-
ents. I would like some gifts. I can't
wait to Leave you cookies and
milk., I would Love a driver's
license and a new dog.
Sincerely,
LuisCamphall
Dear Santa,
I do all my work and I finish my
work. I do my chores and I help my
dad fix the car., I listen to my par-
ents.
I would like some gifts. I can't
wait to leave you cookies and milk.
I would love a driver's license and a
new dog.
Sincerely,
Luis
Dear Santa,
I did my chores. I misbehave a
little but I still would like a gift. I
can't wait for you to try my cookies
and milk. I would love a little chua-
na or if you can't give me a dog you
can give me some close.
Sincerely,
AlmaFlores
Dear Santa,
I did'my chores. I misbehaved
some but I still would like some
gifts. I would love a ipod and a
idog. ,
Sincerely,
Diana
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Country Oaks

Dear Santa,
I want a sonic Heros game and
a new game for my little brother
Robert. I would like a necklace for
my grandma and a nw watch for
my grandpa. I want a glowing
Christmas tree. I love you Santa.
Sincerely,
Jasmine
Dear Santa,
I want a xbox 360 of a play sta-
tion 3 and a game for the xbox 360
or a game for the play station 3 and
I wanted to tell you. I been good
and bad. Thanks Santa.
Sincerely,
Humberto
Dear Santa,
What I want for Christmas is a
little black baby puppy. Santawhen
you go to my house you will see a
green + white stocking hanging on
the Christmas tree. One more thing
is a smile on ever face on my family
santa.
Sincerely,
Yesmin
DearSanta,
I was a little bit bad, but Iwas a
lot good. I want a baby brother. My
Mom wants a new house, my Dad
wants a new job, my big sister


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wants her IPod and my little sister
wants a little puppy.
Sincerely,
Donya
DearSanta,
I am so sorry for the things I did
during School and at home. I started
being bad because my brother
started bing mean to me and he is
also disrespectful. I want to make
up for the things I did in my entire
life. I want to have a lot of toys dur-
ing Christmas like Ds. Playstation
portable, xbox 360 i-pod. I hope
you will bring me this stuff so I can
feel happy. Have a Merry Christams
Santa Claus.
Sincerely,
Anthony
Dear Santa,
I wish I came.to be a great
speller. And so can you do that for
me? And I wish for a Play Station 3
and a Game boy Advance. And can
you give me lots of present. And
can you tell Mrs. Claus hello. And
have a happy Merry Christmas
Santa Clause. Tell your reindeer I
said hello to them to. So see you
later. Santa Clause.
Sincerely,
Tyrone
Dear Santa,
I want a doggy cover for my Ninm
tendo DS and I want just three
wishes for my competition. #! Is
that I do good in my competition.
#2 that I can win gold


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make my family happy.
Sincerely,
Carolina
Dear Santa,
I will like for Christmas a new
bike with two wheels. And maybe
some tickets so I could go to WWE
Raw. And the heelys Shoes.
Sincerely,
Tania
Dear Santa,
I's sorry for all the things I did at
home and school I promise I won't
do it again. Do you have elves or
not? I want a bike and a motor
scooter and a phone for Chistmas
and I also want a laptop too.
Sincerely,
Savanna
Dear Santa,
I want a flute for Christmas. I
have mostly nice and a little bad. I
hope my mom gets a fairy statue
She likes fairs a lot. My brother
Grant probably wants a new guitar.
And Justin wants a power ranger
suit. My sisterwants a laptop.
Sincerely,
Sarah
Dear Santa,
I know I had been a little bad,
but can you please bring me at
least two things for Christmas that I
want. I want a laptop and heelys.
Sincerely,
Esmeralda


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mas. I been good and bad. What
should I get my mom? I wish you a
Merry Christmas. Also what I want
for Christmas is a game boy
advance.
Sincerely,
Rachael

Mrs. Garrett's 4th
grade class

Dear Santa,
I want a mother scooter for
Christmas: The reason why is
because I could get places quicker
and I could race with my friends
that have moter scooters. My family
would get turns on it too. Santa I
think I would enjoy a mother scoot-
er. One of the other things I would
like is an gorgoes ring for my Slun-
ning mom. She has wanted one for
a long time. I think my mom earns
it from working at a hair salon from
Mondayto Friday. So Santa now
you know my mom earns this
Santa I want my dad to get what he
always %anted for work a weed
wacker it help him with work a lot
and around our house. I think my
dad is a hard worker and desvered
this. I'm not sure what my two
brothers and sister want but you
know so please get them there
presents. I know I ask for a lot of
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derful Christmas and "hole lot of
love."
Yours truly,
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PS Enjoy milk and cookies.
Dear Santa Claus,
On my birthday I want a com-
puter it is called a labtop with all the
games. I want you give my mom a
diamond ring and a blingest a gold
braclet and I want a Xbox bloo
with so me game and I want you to
give'o present to Jordan I wont you
to give Jordan a bracelet and give
bessioce her grandmom back I
won't you to give me a good call
the great Gilly Hopkins book. I
won't you to give me a Gameboy
and my dad some chocolate.
Sincerely,
Michael Glo\er
Dear Santa,
i want you to get my "\ hole farm
ily some presents. First, I \%ant you
to get my dad a big box of tools for
his truck and \work. The risen I
want rm dad to gel big tool box is
that is reliy sad for me seeing him'
asking people for tools. The second
person is my mom for her I want
some, irings and a bracelet.,
Because when we go to special
place she doesn't have any juwery
to wear. The last person is my thvo
sisters for the little one I want the
Dore the Explore house. Because
everytirne she see it on tv she want
it. So I think she deserve it. And for
the big one I want. aCD player


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because she always using mine.
Last but not least my brother. He
want a truck that is control. Or a
bike because he had a bike but
they stole it. They lost one is me I
want a labtop or some skates.
Because I. always want these
things.
Love Norma
Dear Santa,
I want a labtop for Christmas. I
want to get my mom a diamond
ring for Christmas and a matching
neckles.A want to get my dad some
tools for Christmas. I want to get
my brothers PSP's for Christmas. I
want to get Jordan a diamond ring
for Christmas.
Sincerely,
Desiree
Dear Santa,
I want a lot of things for Christ-
mas. I want a Lab Top with games
on it. I \\ant 1o gCet in\ Morn a beau-
tiful diamond n,-cklJuce and pear of
eanngs that go \\iti the iineklace I
want to get my Dad some tools for
work. I would like to iet myn bloth-
er more video games like tljsk'tl-
ball or football games. I would also,
like to get my sister a Lab Top. 1
think should all have thesee things,
for Christmas because I they are
caring and the\ make me happy so
I \\ant to rnal:e hem liappI t'I::
SSincerelh.
Jordan
See Letters -Page 19


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'th Grade A-B Honor Roll
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LaBelle Elementar) School
A Honor Roll
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Karen Maciel, Sonny Marbry, Baylen McCormick, Charifler
McCormick, Jasmine McDonell, Jailene Mondragon, Eriberto
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Cristian Mota, Dane Mourfield, Estefani Nino, Lupito Perez,
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Rodriguez, Juan ElR.drigue, Aspcter, o-.e. '.nPer Ru,. Hipi:lir
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Lipthegrove Elementary School
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Morgan Guynn, Gabby Home, Jose Jam, Angela Leos, Krystal
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Marquis Mitchell, Jose Moreno-Trejo, Bryon Morstatter, Alfredo
Padilla, Jose Perez, Sarah Perry, Marshall Platt, Adrian Raya,
Emily Royal, and Pamela Tully.
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Navidad Garcia, Karli Henry, Emilie Hull, Alex Ibarra, Madelena
Johnson, Bryanna Llamas, DeAnna Martinez Esperanza Mejia,
Gabriel Paz, and Karl White.
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Cisnero, Jasmine Craft, Tatiana Gallegos, Wyndell Hurst, Yozeli
Reynoso, Pete Rios, Cristian Urias, John Walker, and Brooke
White.
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.Dossou, ,Bobbi Erwin, Thalia Esquivel, Valentin Gomez, Katie
Hadley, Owen Mack, Aniho m nMacdey. Allison Martin, Bianca
Mendoza, Tiffany Mesrer, Sabrina Parin, Kalob Perez, Dillon
Powell, Alexandria Ramirez, Brandon Timmons, Alyssa Tittle,
Jacqueline w\ilkins, lishuian.a \ade arid Shelb Wtar-d
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Hernandez, Cait!\n NMaj :,, Courtney Perry, Cla Upthegi:rte and
Cole LipihegrrAte
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t-Com:pean, Zenaida Garcia, Nah Gutnerre:, MhIklinii
Harrtngtior, 'Tifarn Horne, Stephanie Jlohrnson, Be.:k-y L.ipp,
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GJrrett Coker, T,.:,nv Corrniio, Zulemra Domingue-, Land\
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Lui, MNaldon.ira, Anngelca PJa, Kendnr:k Rreii, Manjirel
Rodriguez, Hale St ephens and Brinneu Tanner
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Hernandez, Ne1da Hernande: Che lnne Hunphries,
aitherne Marnmez, Celia Resendiz, Danny Robinson, Dal.ou
Santo, Cleb Shirlek, Breanna Spencer, Jacob Tliur and Jan
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Country Oaks Elementary School
Kindergarten A Honor Roll
Alelandro Abrego, IsreJl Alegna, Adah Andrjde, Hunter A\er),
Quinten Aver), Ausnn Bell, lesus Benmez, Eric Berkheiser,
Da uon Blanio, Cars':,n Bratcher, Sara Cordova, Danus Daharry,
Britn Darvis, Fredrick Dasl, Kala Da\is, MNar,: Delgado,
Brandon Dibernardmi,, Jacob Earnest, lose Esqurvel, Ashley
Fletcher, Tylor Gallegos, Raul Garza, Emily Grant, Clay)on
Griffin, Da) neGrialdco, Luis Gutierrez, Robert "Ian" Guzman,
Justin Harris, El:eo Hernandez, Enrique Hernandez, 'Mario
Hernandez, Bryce Herrera, NainJaimes,Jessr:a KI :if, J:,elI rnne
LaBoy, Timmy Lawton, Jacqueline Leon, Leily L,.pez Ramrs,
Edith Madrid, David Mar, Ethan McClain, Brett Miller, Jeneen
Mustafa, Melody Paz, Santos Pegueros, Agustin Perez, Maison
Piedra, Esdiel Plaza, Myra Prince, Juan. Reyes, Matthew
Robertson, Ricardo. Romero, Marco Ruiz,'Sabreen Sabino,
Shareefa Saheed, Kennedi Serrano, Ernesto Tamayo, Zion
Taylor, Keishaun Thompson, Kenya Tovar, Chelsea Trejo, Citlalli
Velasquez, Matthew Villarreal
First Grade A Honor Roll
Luis Acevedo, Selena Acosta, James Alegria, Joshua Baker,
Emma Bridwell, Gabriel Calderon, Nellanie Cantu, Brianna
Cardenas, Nicholas Castillo, Cesar DeSantiago, Jeymy Enriquez,
Diana Espinoza, Jose Espinoza, Vanessa Fernandez, Ruby
Figueroa, Joshua Garcia, Eric Garza, Melanie Garza, Iscel
Gomez, Alan Gonzalez, Enrique G:,ni:ale:. L irana Guerrero,
i.iag'lie Harris, Kayla Hood, 'Sherrie Homer, Dalton Hunter,
Emily Juarez, Kobe Locklear, leandro: Ma rid, Jaso.n Mlat-his,
Joshua Miller, Benjamin Nievez, Jocelin Nunez, Ariel Perez,


Valerie Preciado, Vanessa Preciado, Jaxon Purvis, Zeida, Jose
Ramos, Kassidy Redish, Neydel Rego, Danielle Rennolds,
.Alondra Reyna, Michael Rothenhoefer, Miriam Ruiz, Lazara
Sandoval, Efrain Santiago, Ramon Santos, Abby Sigala, Markquis
Skervin, Guadalupe Soto, Thayer Stem, Caleb Stitt, Aubriana
Talamantez, Alyssa Torres, Mark Vasquez, Maria Villeda, Kinsey
Winstead, Juan Zamora
Second Grade A Honor Roll
Hannah Andrews, Kayla Calhoun, Rafael Carrion, Angelica
Jimenez, Joel Jimenez, Brendon Herrera, Kayla Howard,
Michael Mears, Raul Pardo, Jordan Russell, Chasity Smith, Emily
Schwarz, Miriam Villegas, Jakob Wagner, Brady Walker, Hugh
White
Third GradeA Honor Roll
Emrriilh i.:iden. Brinna Herrera, Ariel limenez, Katie Lawton,
Joey Leon, Dana Odeh, McKenzie Redish, Adrien Rivera, Frnari
Zuniga
Fourth Grade A Honor Roll
Olhmpia Abre.o. Be.iunz i.a'-rd.a,- Melinda Cisner,'., Jasmine
Deleon, GCr.trd:o MoIrenoi, Duan Must-lad, Cis-id) Pascher,
Amand Pfhipps Kassie Squires
Fifth Grade A Honor Roll
Paulina Magana, Jarred hller, Abar Ramircz, Faith Sherrud,
ani:i S:oio,, kaerlin Thorn, Michael Vas.quez
Kindergarten A-B Honor Roll
NC' ic Kohu:k, ( 'hriiuar 5i a
First Grade A-B Honor Roll
Hug1 Armilo, Tletr Bannirn, Eli Birnes, Ribert.:. Borges. ,A.ili
Bit'ilj', Lu's (usi.:ii, Jsnin Dei',ru:, Tanrann.i Dete)er,-
Mainc:el- Dinnig .ie, iian Espi,-.za, Anai Flore:, A,.-i' GUarza,
Tir.:. G.ai., Erinc Gerarnim, Eduardo Ciime D.arnd Goneale:,
liliaine C e, sha.:ra iorinesC, Corbin K ,,hulek, Morucai
Li:riar:, A.le'.niri-er MMaldo.ri do, Aleiandro Marnine;, Slmannha
Mairinne:. MarN. Melndo::a., dilm Moulds, los: r-Nare:., Tja\llr
Neeis Eithr Nier:, DI:ra ian iN':,uera, Fa\inorid Oreniri:
Mlargie Pardi., Mir.heIll P.rd:., Ellj Pieric-Lu'i'u:, Gerard.:, FU.i
i.Ldl, East..,n R-:,binsori, ia.isn Roidriguez, Omajr Sala, Kie
srlIt: ,teli \illedia Danue i\ dlians
Second Grade A-B Honor Roll
Le-. Barra..-i, kenineih Barrienr:io, Linel Borpa, ESperai.a
Briserino,, Etric Canie, AiAdlriru (nja iarl o Crespo:, Eduaji
Cru:, Daur:d DieLen, Chjae Drapal, Blarnca Flores., Robenr
Gara, ,Aniberl GCn:zaz. Rir:k Gon rialte, Guadalupe Guillen,
Camnertrio Gui:man, Knarl Hi.rn, Ale, Herrindez, Estefirimu
Hern inde:, L.ura Hlernrinde., Chri-Itipher Jiinener, Rri.illd:'
IKirr, Carl' Leal. Trinsten Le.a .rsnumn Lp, e-Goiriez Lcbetl,
Liuiri. Eliabetih Marquer, i Ieln Marunez, Rafael llMelgoza, Lui
Nunel,, J.or)ie i.er, Beerlye Pia, Noah Pequeno., Aniu Perez,
Glcrld Pea re, BE.,k: Phirpp, ,t.se R'odgers. Adiana R.driguelz
Amfn R:od.riii:z EIt EsL, ef:.irij Ridngue:, Ale:..
Sara,na.g,, DaEr\ 5:ti;,,. Cheerne Spencer, Anurind.a sul.tri,
Darniel villeda, lesica \\'oodard, Ana Zela a
Third Grade A-B Honor Roll
'jreli Accedo,, Ariel Aguilar, Miguel Auriliar, Esmeralda .Alaniu2,
lessica nAlmasir, GeChl'bajn Aidali, Omar Ba-iha-nindi, Charlene
Ballard, lames Bebon, AkJex Benavidez, Adnana Cardernuas
Kenneih Carrionr, Liliaria Es.:obedo:, Omar Figueroa, Jainan
Florez, Maireli Garcu, Miranda Garza, Jessica G:.Inia;ez,
Graciela Grilaldo, Cassandra Harns, Mark Herrande?, Amth:m
lean-Bapnste, Diana Leal, Devnri Litle, Margaria Madrid,
Nelianne Malae, Karol Maninez, Tania Nlarinez, Rachel
McClain, Salanna McPherson, Esmeralda Mendez, Denise
Moreno, Britany Morrisoin, Abraham Ortiz, Victor Palados,
Nocra Paniagua, Erick Pena, Humberto Perez, Moises Ramierz,
Ricardo Rodriguez, Luis R:jas Suievelis Rueda
Fourth Grade A-B Honor Roll
Natalie .'h.:, Nicholas Aho, Ferriando Bedclla, SkIlar Bell, Enell);
Canche, Angelica C.isillo, Jackie Chavez, Zachary Condon,
Yasmin Cortez, Adriana Cruz, [orena Cruz. Ashley Fai, Laura
Fernaindz, NIart icc Filres, Ammberlrnn Ford, Melanie
Fo:reland, ,Amber Fussell, Chriuan Gal'vez, Miranda Garcia, .ia
Gomes., uana Goimenz, unsela Gonzalez, Isais Guilosa, Manbi
Hernandez, Daud Herrera, Blame Howell, Danny Keller,.lessi:ca
Leal, Juliana Leon, Peyton Malcolm, Kasaridra Melgoza, Jusue
Orduna, M:lhael Pepitone, lesse Pequeno, Esteban PIaza,
Gerardo Rea, Myranda Reiriard, Jordan Rice, Sandra Romero,,
Aymee Salazar, Isaa.: anuillan, \\~att Shawi, Alondr.a Vdla,
Mcrnique \ dbams, Mara Zamora, Nikole Zelay.a
Fifth Grade A-B Honor Roll
;arob ,Ariderson, Perla Buendui, Briuanr Carr, \csenia Erreium,i
'..londra Gai danes.Guznun, Ediurdo Gorinldez, Ashley Grci._,
T eish-a Gunsbyv, ,Ara:eli Guerrero, Dylan Hinson, Ale'ndr
laidlde,Jetrniiter Lucas.Gar.: Miarina Marques, Kyle McClain,
Ricardo Moreno, Samer Odeh, Cristal Olguin, Maria Ortiz,
Joann Ramos, Manirani Rimpersaud Ni':,hlans Reinard, Kile
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LaBelle High School Honor Roll
A Honor Roll 9th Grade:
Kyle'Barnhart, Martha Blanco, Megan Bledsoe, Vanessa Cantu,
Annalicia Cavazos, Janie Delatorre, Xavier Gaure, Joshua
Hernandez, Emily Hull, Kaylee Lai, Miriam Lora, Olivia Luckey,
Katherine Lynn, Lizabeth McKinney, Melissa Mears, Daniela
Pimentel, Candelaria Rodriguez, Briana Sanchez, Savannah
Smith, Lori Spangler, Justin Walker, Stephanie Yanes.
A Honor Roll 10th Grade:
Bryan Crockett, Irene Garza, Jeffery Johnson, Cecilia Leos,
Jacqueline Moreno, Kayla Pittman, Chelsey Ramos, Alyssa Rivas,
Gregory Zirmerly.
A Honor Roll llthGrade:
Chelsey Anderson, Brntian Baker, Evan Hoffman, Carisa
Langley, Brooke Norris, Anibal Pacheco, Tulsiram Rampersaud,
Alexa Redish, Jayla Yates.
A Honor Roll- 12th Grade:
Suzanne Greenleaf, Nicholas. Hamilton-Proverbs, Robert
Higinbo:tham, Esophia Hiigins, Misty Kapke, Meld:di Kosh,
Tiler Levcis, Ma\ra Martinez, Thelma Maninez, lenniler Milligan,
\'illnim Murph\y, Heather Rajulerson, lenna st'ephens, Brauli,
Tanayo, Titifan\ Terrell
B HonorRoll- 9th Grade:
luis Aoiita, Justin Aho, Domingo Ajanel, Marlen .Aarit-Diaz,
Angel Al rez, Broo:ke Av.brev, (jabriel Baza, Christopher
Benner, Dariielle Bennet., Heather Brady, Kara Burns,
Ale.,andro C.iarballr:, Beatriz Carranza, Kaylynn Cash, Noemi
C alire:, Ciurunner Deanjnir, Pedro Deras, Roberto Deras, James
Ea.ns, iesJ. Gamee. Sandra Gane:, lro:oe C-ar:ia, Anilu CGme;,
I.an Go.:jnalei,. Ro.:seieli G:rnulez., Shaira Hansenr, Kater
Hiit:l Samson Lehnrjn, Chlelea Le-wis, Miaro: Lo:ipez, .ceirjndrro
Malcia, KaJ)l Mld:inriad:,, Angelica Marquez, Bla\ne Marshall,
Berrnie NMelina, Sariuanan Menguela, Saanartha Middleton,
.Vshley Mollnra, Leeann Monranez, D:ilra Molrer:ri-G:cnie7, Adrirjn
Perua, lohr, ,im4ni,.., Nora Sanlnago, Sleplarliue Sr.:hatier, lerrina
Sihejarr Rer ::j Singletion, Briuranv Snuth, Eliaibed Tovar,
Kaleigh Woodard, Meganr \\'roodruft, Mira Zamarron
B Honor Roll 10th Grade:
MNaamnioorr: .Aueluf, Lirridse) Arkins, lessia Bednar, ,Ai sa.
Bourntell. Sierra Broir:wn. rLTanire ajin, Brenrnan auseau':,
Galn Cj:,re, Bonrue Da\,i, Christopher Deamer, A.hle) Dean,
N.:oile Fii:re, Tfnioth\ Frrnomm, Fortinui Garcla, Atea Gilbertson,
ljaudiu Guerra, Betuice Herriandrle:, Marleri Herrera, Stephen
Ingber, Br\vntre iasiuk, atle!\ri iKel.i. Ariel Kos.h, lose Luucs,
Karnn Marinez. lenritier .ason, C'Len ri i M-Lnmorn-Birch,
lulisa ,,Mobell, Darniel MN:reno, Kala Muirraj, Leivis Nobles,
Stephiane Pacjk, Franklin Por.iell, Abirael R.imos-Rios,
Esperanz.'i Rjia, Ro:..una RJa,., hlichJal Reed, Ryan Rhoden,
Kevin Rodgers- Carl;is R:iordnguer, Fjard: Rodriguei Randy
Ruz, \'na. Sianimaru.-Griselda Santiago, Ab\gajle Shupe,
Jacoib Sieplhns, Holly Srei enson, Kjla Strvles, Sandra Thaxton,
Srephanrie Vargis, Nancy Vjasquez, Marcos VilledJ, ?Aleis
Virsack, lames Vonfrarinlus .loran \\'allk, Alfredo Zamarron,
Nereida Zuniga
B Honor Roll 11th Grade:
NMJlory Allen, iuridia Arroyo, lessicj-.Anne Bechtel, Thomas
Benneu, Rachael Boy, Bob Brogdon, Edilberto t:arraJn:a, Luis
Cavazos, Millane Daniel, Jch Djatis, joshiua Djal, Tlny
Gi:rn-Dominguez, Margarel Fries, luis Gonialez, Anquiette
Goree, Jose Gudilen, nMilijel Heredia, Veronica Jimenez,
Miranda Landruni, Fredd) Nlartmne, .AAna Marinso1in, Pedro
Mata, Lacey McCall, Amber Oney, Daron.Orzech; Silvestre
Perez, Gabriel Puente, Arianna Rodnrguez, Fidel Sanchez, Jacy
Sealey, Nicholas Tanner, Daisy Vargas, Christopher WXegsiheid,
Christopher Wills, MaNlri Zaiala
B Honor Roll 12th Grade:
Rene Acevedo, Demetris Beckworth, Sumirtral Beharr), Kerem
Betencur, Amber Bird, Jessica Boyd, Barbara Brogd.din. Jarretl
Broughton, Daniel Campuzano, lMari Carranza, j:rlseph
Crockett, Ri,:l-rd Damin.._,.. Robert Del.criuz, Branrido Dihrlice.
Jose Eguia, Seth Freeman, Israel Hernandez, Christopher
Hollenback, Stafford King, Fabian Lopez, Chad Lutkenhaus,
Debbie Medrano, Emrich Meyer,:Rebecca Moreno, Vi:.irria
Morris, Missy Olivarez, Mario Perez, Ie-,i..a Sanche, C Or:a;:i,
Sandoval, Adrian arinragi Akhlevr 'Tmirpnr, Eric Trejo, Albert
'Williams, Shayla Wilson.


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with minimum 2 years experience in
mental health or social work

LCSW, LMFT, LMHC
or eligible. CAP (+). Minimum 2 yrs.
exp. with substance abuse/mental
health. Flex hours required.

Valid FL drivers license, 401K, medical
dental. Fax resume with salary require-
ments to:
(954)967-3477 or email
amdixon@semtribe.com


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SUGAR
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WELDERS-- JOURNEYMAN &
SECOND CLASS

JOURNEYMAN
Perform welding on various types of steel structures,
pressurized vessels and pressurized pipes.
Abletbo wed with mig andtig.Able to useaplasma cutter,
air arc, acetylene-oxygen torch and related equipment.
SAbility to use and read tape measure, contour marker
and various measuring instruments. Ability to read blueprints
andlayoutwork. Passa welding test

SECOND CLASS
Utilizes arc. oxygen/acetylene. and plasma methods to safely
perform welding anda utting luncions in [he laIdica3rin
and/or repair or carbon sieel
Knowledge ol welding principles anr methods gained inrougn
vocational waning or pracocal expenence.
Able to successfully complete 2nd Class welding test.

For Immediate consideration please do one of
the following
*Stop in atthe Employment Center onWC Owen
and askfor John or Letty
*Email a brief paragraph of relevant experience to
SJdooiey@u5s.ugdr coin
*, FAX 863-902-2889
US Sugar is an Equal Opportunity Employer commilled to a
diverse workforce. Women and Minorities are
Encouraged to apply

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Phone: 863-902-307P or Fa resume to: 863 983-0805
S.._ ..-...-o Drug-Free Workplace *EOE--


Drivier-BYNUM TRANSPORT
needs qualified drivers for
Central Florida- Local & Na-
tional OTR positions. Food
grade tanker, no hazmat, no
pumps, great benefits, com-
petitive pay & new equip-
ment. (866):GO-BYNUM.
Need 2 years experience.
FLORIDA BOUND
Large organization now hiring
18-23 sharp guys &-gals to
work in travel. Fast paced,
':-' IiilTlfbtiviatei:sales team
representing news, fashion &
sports publications. Lodging
and Transportation provided
Paid daily. Must be 18 or
older and start today.
1-888-74.1-2190
FRUIT & VEGETABLE
INSPECTOR AIDES
In LaBelle.
Seasonal & shift
work required.
Call 239-658-3500
EEO/AA Employer

MECHANIC
Douglass Fertilizer has a full
time Mechanic position
open in our Clewiston
Plant. Primary duties in-
clude repair and mainte-
nance of equipment and
welding & fabrication. You
must supply your own
hand tools. The position
offers competitive pay as
well as good benefits.
Please apply in person at
330 S. San Diego, Clewis-
ton, Florida. Douglass Fer-
tilizer is a Drug Free
Workplace and an Equal
Opportunity Employer.

OFFICE POSITION
Full Time, for busy office.
Computer skills necessary.
High School Diploma or its
equivalent. Call 863-675-6788
OTR drivers deserve more pay
and 'more hometime!
$.38/mi. 1 year experience.
More experience makes
more! Home weekends! Run
our Florida Region! Heart-
land Express (800)441-4953
www.heartlandexpress.com.
Post Office Now Hiring. Avg.
Pay $20/hour or $57K annu-
ally including Federal Bene-
fits and OT. (800)709-9754
USWA Ref #P5799 Ex-
am/Fee Req.
ROUTE DRIVER
Portable Sanitation Company
is seeking route driver. Must
have clean driving record.
Excellent pay and benefits.
Call (863)673-3506 or
(863)675-1643
SI--


CENTER MANAGER
Community Center Opening in
Pahokee, Feb. 2007. Must
ihave5 yrs.exp. in business
or health care management,
organizational, supry, and
team building experience.
BANBS and/or Bilingual pref.
Fax resume & cover letter to:
HR (561)844-1013 or
email hr(fchcinc.ora
EOE/DFWP


Financial

-- -- ------.... ---
Business
Opportunities 305
Money Lenders 310
Tax Preparation 315




ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE Do
you earn $800/day? 30 Ma-
chines, Free Candy All for
$9,995. (888)629-9968
B02000033. CALL US: We
will not be undersold!
SBe your own BOSS
Sell Avon. Work your hours,
insurance, easy, unlimited
earnings. Call Judy 677-0025
NEW YEAR, NEW YOU! What if
you could start'your own
business today for only $29?
Visit www.dpaschal.myar-
bonne.com and I'll introduce
you to the Arbonne Opportu-
nity!

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never accept any advertise-
ment that is illegal or con-
sidered fraudulent. In all
cases of questionable val-
ue, such as promises of
guaranteed income from
work-at-home programs if
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true, chances are that it Is.
If you have questions or
doubts about any ad on
these pages, we advise that
before responding or send-
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you check with the Better
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complaints.
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call a number out of your
area, use caution,

-SEEKING-SWAMP CABBAGE
VENDOR
To retail hand made coffee
cups. Easy sales with prof-
itable markup possible.
(863)675-7422



CASH NOW FOR FUTURE
PAYMENTS! We will buy
your Annuity, Structured Set-
tlement, Lottery or Owner
Held Mortgage Note. Call
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(800)338-5815.
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helps you understand
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LICENSED PRACTICAL
NURSE
Licensed Practical & Licensed
Vocational Nurses L-3
(#64084166)
Hendry County Health Department LPN to
work in an elementary school in LaBelle;
year round position working at Hendry or
Glades County Health Department's clinic
locations during.the summer.months; Bilin-
gual English & Spanish helpful; Background
screening/fingerprinting-required/EEO/AA.
Apply on line:
https://peoplefirst.myflorida.com or
Call Patti @ 863-675-4041x 13,5
for more details.

JOB OPENING



Job Requirements
* High School graduate or equivalent
* Ability to work independently
Ability to speak English and Creole fluently
Job Description:
* Trus ppciricin involves doing pre and :usiltesil iourin elnli
lor Ire HIV lesiing and case managing appro, 50 HIV
poiiiive palleni5s
Interested individual please contact Ellen Cordoba
in our Specialty Department @ (239)658-3010


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DAILY WORK DAILY PAY
ALL TYPES OF WORK AVAILABLE

LABOR <4FIN4DERS
A02 E. -SugiLaLd Hwqy. iAcroas ,m Cle-ijrtn Inn
(863) 902-9494


Services



Babysitting 405
Child Care Needed 410
Child Care Offered415
Instruction 420
Services Offered425
Insurance 430
Medical Services435




CARPET
AND
UPHOLSTERY
CLEANING
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Call -
863
675-7297
Se Habla Espanol





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211000 ME '.Piliensee
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863
673-0065
Se Habla Espanol

SALLY MAE
DISC JOCKEY
Music for all occasions:
weddings, parties,
quinceaneras. 675-1625.




DELIVER OUR
PRECIOUS CARGO:
Be a Hendry County
School Board Bus
Driver. Contact the
Transportation Dept
at 863-674-4115 or
Cheryl Jameson at
jamesonc@
hendry.kl 2.fl.us


WE BUY ALUMINUM, ALL
KINDS Copper & Brass.
Closed Sunday. Call first
863-675-8760,257-0879



Higgin's Tree Service- --
25 years experience. Free
estimates. Lic. & insured.
Call 863-675-3955.


READING A "W'
NEWSPAPER MAKES
YOU MORE INFORMED-
AND INTERESTING
PERSON.

( a wonder newspaper
readers are more popular!


Merchandise



Air Conditioners 505
Antiques 510
Appliances 515
Appliance Parts 520
Beauty Supplies 525
Bicycles 530
Books & Magazines535
Building Materials540
Business Equipment 545
Carpets/Rugs 550
Children's Items 555
China, Glassware. Etc. 560
Clothing 565
Coins!Stamps 570
Collectibles 575
Computer/Video 580
Crafts/Supplies 585
Cruises 590
Drapes, Linens & Fabrics 595
Fireplace Fixture 600
Firewood 605
Furniture 610
Furs 615
-Health & Reducing
Equipment 620
Heating Equipment/
Supplies 625
Household Items 630
Jewelry 635
Lamps/Lights 640
Luggage 645
Medical Items 650
Miscellaneous 655
Musical Instruments 660
Office Supplies/
Equipment 665
Pets/Supplies,'
Services 670
Photography 675
Plumbing Supplies 680
Pools & Supplies 685
Restaurant
Equipment 690
Satellite 695
Sewing Machines 700
Sporting Goods 705
Stereo Equipment 710
Television/Radio 715
Tickets 720
Tools 725
Toys & Games 730
VCRs 735
Wanted to Buy 740




A/C UNIT- Bard, Self con-
tained, 5 ton, Wall mount
$750. or' best' 'offer.
(863)357-3400


DISHWASHER, HOT WATER
HEATER & STAINLESS
STEEL SINK: $50 for all.
(863)674-0281
DRYER, Kenmore, $100
(863)634-8024
DRYER: MAYTAG, Only $65
863-675-8937 Free delivery.
FREEZER- Very large, Like
new. $1000. (239)248-4758

GE WASHER & DRYER- Less
than 1 yr old, white, paid
$700 asking $300
(863)675-3793
RANGE, 24" electric, good
condition. $75
(863)357-7065
REFRIGERATOR- Like new,
with ice maker. Large bottom
freezer. $300. Firm.
(239)657-5760
STOVE, Frigidiare, Smooth
Top, Electric--Great- condi-
tion. Moving. $150.
.(863)261-6299
STOVE- Whirlpool, electric,
glass top, white, $100
(863)675-1634
WASHER & DRYER, Kenmore,
Good shape. $175 for both.
(863)675-3976
WASHER & DRYER- White,
$300 will separate
(863)763-1884
WASHER: Kenmore, Only $75
(863)675-8937 Free delivery
WASHER/DRYER- Automatic
washer, gas dryer. $50 for
the pair. 863-674-0610
WASHER/DRYER- LG, Under
warr. til '09. Like new. Pd.
$2000. Asking $800 or best
offer (239)867-6351


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COMPUTER DESK, 72"x30"
deep, with top tower shelf,
excellent condition. $45
(863)763-1997
COMPUTER DESK, with hutch,
small drawer, file cabinet &
keyboard drawer. $75
(863)763-3191
COUCH & LOVESEAT, Floral
Print, Matching. Good condi-
tion. $150. (863)467-8223
DAYBED: Trundle, Like new.
Only 1 year old. $300.
(863)675-0777
DESK, -6 drawers. $20
(863)946-1189
DESK, HUTCH & matching
wood file cabinet. Excellent
condition $100..
(863)634-5236
KING SIZE MATTRESS- like
new, $450 (863)634-5225


TANNING BED- 2 yrs old, ex-
cellent condition, $1000 or
best offer (863)467-1152


ADULT 3 WHEEL BICYCLE,
Miami Sun, $100 or best
offer. (989)831-5135
DYNO AIR BIKE- w/green pegs
to grind with and rotating
handle bar. Good cond. $50'
neg (863)634-2974
LOW-RIDER BICYCLE- Like
new condition. Burgundy &
" chrome. $200.
- (863)697-2032
SCHWINN BIKES (2) brand
new, never on road, 1 mans,
1 womans, $250 for both
will sell sep (863)763-8225'



BUILDING SALE..."Don'l Miss
It!" Final Clearance Deposit
will rioo iiil spring
25':140',.12' $4800
-l0'.60 x16' $12 800. Froni
end optional. Rear end in-
cluded Others Pioneer
.800)668-5-122
STEEL BUILDINGS. Factory
Deals Save 1.$ -10 60 o1
100 200 E. 50 100i
-12" .= $3.60/sq 'ft.
(800)658-2885. www.rigid-
building.com.'r .



COMMERCIAL SINK, 3 com-
partment; stainless steel.
IO .186!135C.7T.61 3
DOORS- Sliding Glass, White,
Like flew $50 or besi ofiler
l86j)'5- 1634-
METAL ROOFING SAVE 1.$1
Buy ilre l From Manuljlur-
er 21)0 ulor-'. ir i ,l, wih all
AC( ? oriies Ou,:'u : luri
dround'i Delivery Av3ldtile
i3521"98"f,-7 Toil Free
(8880393-0 !5
SALE- CRUSHED STONE
#' 57 Greal ior rinvewray
Call iillyis Eriiepii.es ol La-
Belie (2391825-4251


BED- RACECAR. Line Tikes.
blue bed only, eLellenii (on
dilion. 15:0 18631634--3069
CAR SEAT- Even-llo eiceient
condition pink w,' dela;ihable
base $30 (8631983-6310 alter
PM


CLOTHES- Litlle Girls. Size 2T,
Never worn 20 ounlls ola01
$130 (863)357-1048
MENS MOTORCYCLE JACK-
ET, Black ic31her, wiri pon-
'ho & Iringe, si;,4e 4 11)50
18631357-03-14
WEDDING DRESS- While wi
silver beading. Si. '14. paid
1600 asking $150
(8631634-6601


BASEBALL COLLECTION: 12
Autographed Most in cases.
Mini condition $2500 lor Ihe
i(oniple sel 1863)357-0125
BASEBALL/FOOTBALL CARD
over 3000 $800 or Des ol-
leri863l167-137-4
STEELERS SPORTS COLLEC-
TION w.lei;ev Srirl. CaD &
Bear All in 1 paecgtc $;0
18631357-0125
WEDDING GOWN- la:e,' sran
- mail rain size 5 52 vrs
ud $50i 863--16-06;'i



DELL COMPUTER R Onice
gjrries. FaSI i1-19
5l6318-3r.0158


QUILTING FRAME, Hinierberg
Wo,:deri, For id gii Oi Queen
1-15 186316"7417 5j


ACCENT TABLES, (3), white,
'(1) rectangle, (1) round &
1 round with lamp, $40.
863)674-1276
ARMOIRE / ENTERTAINMENT.
CENTER- Black, all wood,
$250 or best offer
(863)227-0173
BR SET- Antique, mahogany,
1900's, full size, 2 NS, hdbd,
ftbrd, chest, mirror $2200
(863)528-3269
BUNK BED, Loft style, all in
one, purchased at Badcock,
exc. cond. $500
(863)763-6430 Iv. msg.
CHAIRS (35), Brown metal,
folding. $10.5 for all or will
separate. (863)675-3230
Chase Lounge Elegant, solid
cream velour like material,
$250 or best offer
(863)227-0173
COFFEE TABLE & 2 end tables
with drawers, all oak wood.
$150 for set, (863)675-4098
evenings
COMPUTER ARMOIRE, Dark
wood, double doors close
with key lock. $100
(863)763-3191
COMPUTER DESK, 3%' long x
4%' tall. Has top shelf and
cabinet, $40 (863)763-5067


tion Institute of Maintenance
(888)349-5387. '
ATTEND COLLEGE DNELIIfE
from Home. *Medical,
*Business, *Paralegal,
*Computers *Criminal Jus-
tice. Job placement assis-
tance. Computer provided.
Financial Aid if qualified. Call
(866)858-2121 www.onli-
neTidewaterTech.com.
CAMERA PHONE- Nextel 1850,
New in box $250.
(863)634-7125
.CAMERA PHONE- Nextel 1870,
w/ MP3 and Blue Tooth, Like
New, $295. (863)634-7125
CHINA, for 12 + serving piec-
es, $60. (863)675-6973
FISH TANK- 55 gal., stand and
accessories, $75
(863)610-5237


DINING TABLE, Glass top,
Metal legs (Metallic look). With
6 chairs. Like new. $350.
(239)537-4253 LeBelle area
DR SUITE- 5pc solid wood,
excellent condition $275
(863)673-4942 ,
DRESSER & 2 NIGHT
STANDS, $50 for all.
(863)946-1189
ENTERTAINMENT CENTER-
Colonial pine, for 65" TV or
smaller, $500
(863)983-5364
FUTON MATTRESS- nice, ex-
tra thick, forest green.w/mat-
tress, cover, $50.
(863)763-6369._
KITTEN- Male, orange Tabby
& white, approx 8 wks old.
bottle fed, $15.
(443)262-2740,
LOVESEAT W/MATCHING
CHAIR- excellent condillon
$475(8631673-4942
PEDESTAL TABLE- Round
Oak, Old, Good condition
$100 (8631763-6342 Okee-
chobee area
SOFA BED, Beige. background
w/green & rose Iloral print
Excelieni condition. $350
1863)763-6342 Okee area
SOFA- Like.new. Wine col-
ored with reCliners ai each
end. $250 |8631675-0777
SOFA SECTIONAL, 3 pc sel
w,Sleeper & ReLiinei Lighi
Deige panern. E..ceent con-
doili.i $525 18631357-5754
WING BACK CHAIR, blue.'ur-
ounidv qreen i:hei. ad~kirn]
$50 1863l675-4098


CARPINE- US Springfield
oiTide 18841 has lype "C'
Ironi lc sigrh. $.1200 or OeSl
iner 19371215-0307
COBRA ARMS- 9 MM Derrin--
,er hroisler carlrijleS
1.125 or besi oiler
(8631983-7915
MAGS- (3) Ruger Mini 14,
sieel. not usIed $5145
l863i301-0250
PISTOL- 25 aulomaic. $125
65020931-8101
RIFLE. Ruger All Wejiher
stairnlie sleel, 10'22, wiin
scope eltras $275
t863)610-0632 Okee
SHOTGUN- Springfield 20ga,
double barrel $300.
(502)931-81,01
SMITH & WESSON- Highway
Patrolman model 28. 357
mag, 4" bbl, largely grips &
sighls $350 (937)215-0307
TAURAS, 745 45 cal 3.3"
barrel, slairless/composile
7 shol semi-auto psiol new
in bo,. $450 (8631467-2315
WINCHESTER- Ranger 30-30.
mini cond. SKS many ac-
cess $1000 lor born will sep
(8631763-2032 Iv msg



BAR BELL WEIGHT SET-.New.
in box. Witn multi-lunclion
bench $200 561-722-0401
BO FLEX SPORTS- Mini con-
dition Pd $1400 Will sell
tor $500 You haul.
(863)801 1891 alter 3pm
TREADMILL-New, Perfect
Westco. Cadence 7E, Fold &
store $275 15611)22?0401
WEIGHT BENCH- Greal shape.
like newv. 1100 or best owner
18631673-2896 ask for Vicki



TRASH CONTAINER- Wood.
iecti live lounlry kiicnriri.
Oricidis 13 gaillonr Only 1.21"
863-467-8681.


DIAMOND RING- 1/2 ct,
w/surrounding diamonds,
'.425 rNeo 1863)675-7105
i' 86)b6,73-5023


LIGHT FIXTURES- Fluores-
cent. 2'x2' with. cover &
bulbs. Never used. Still in
box. $10.(863)763-1997


ADJUSTABLE BED, Ultramatic,
twin, electric w/vibrate & re-
mote. Exc. cond. $2700 new,
asking $1100. (863)763-6907
ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR
Pride Jazzy w/joystick. Exc
cond. $5700 new, asking
$2100. (863)763-6907
FREE DIABETIC SUPPLIES
MEDICARE PATIENTS Call
Us Toll Free (866)294-3476
and receive a FREE METERI
Am-Med Quality Diabetic,
Supplies.
LIFT CHAIR, Beige, $300
(863)675-0548
WHEEL CHAIR, Elec., Metallic
Maroon. Used 10 hrs. Brand
new! Built in charger & rear
pocket. $4500; 863-467-1533


AIRLINES ARE HIRING Train
for high paying Aviation
Maintenance Career. FAA ap-
proved program. Financial
aid if qualified Job place-
ment assistance. CALL Avia--


QUILTING MACHINE: "SIrelch-
Long Arm. Frame & Tracks
Everything included $2500
(863)674.1755


'POOL TABLE, slate 8, $300
18631467.8187



SUB WOOFERS- 4, Mempnis
12i In a cusom porled bo,
SBrand new $650 or best lof
lei 1863634-6416

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ANTENNA, New! 5 ms 9000 ir,
Directional, Amplilied in-
door/Outdoor w, internal ro-
tor. $139. (863)763-7989
HD PROJECTION TV- 55" ask-
ing $500 or best offer
(863)983-5364
TV, Large 60", Good condi-
tion. $80J i239)248-4-158


BENCH DRILL PRESS, Crafts-
man, 1/2" chuck. $100
(863)612-9233 LaBelle
COMPOUND MITER SAW,
Dewalt, used once, $300' or
best offer. (863)697-8837
COMPOUND SAW- Portable
Craftsman, cuts angle, new
blade and stand $60
(863)763-8797
ELECTRIC PRESSURE WASH-
ER, 1200 p,sl, $100
(863)612-9233 LaBelle
GENERATOR: EG3500, Honda,
brand new, still In box. $950.
863-673-5159
GENERATOR, Powerboss,
portable, 5500 watts, 7350
starting watts, brand new.
$800 (863)697-8837
JOHN DEERE POWER UNIT,
Diesel, 4 cyl. Complete
w/radiator & fuel tank.
$1500(863)675-1862
MIG WELDER, 25' spool gun
with accessories. $1400.
(772)332-1438
PRESSURE WASHER: 2700
PSI, Sears. $350.
863-673-5159
WELDER, portable, 200 amp,
engine driven, $450.
(863)674-1276


BARBIE CAR, 6 volt battery
operated. $40
(863)467-4567
SCOOTER, Battery operated,
Sunl. $75 (863)467-4567



ORECK XL, lots of extra bags,
only used 2 times, top of the
line, pd $900, asking $350.
(863)983-7011


KARAOKE- Professional, Vo-
cal Pro., $100 (863)467-9054


DIVORCE$275-$350*COVERS
children, etc. Only one sig-
nature required! Excludes
govt. fees! Call weekdays
(800)462-2000, ext.600.
(8am-6pm) Alta Divorce,
LLC. Established 1977.
SGATSBY WHIRLPOOL TUB -
Rectangular, seats 4. Kept in-
side, great condition. W/Cover.
$1500, 863-843-0913 Lvmsg
TANNING BED- Soltech, 28
bulb, Commercial or residen-
tial. Excellent condition.
$1800.(863)634-1263
TANNING BED- Sun Star, 32
bulb, (3) facial tanners;
bulbs recently replaced,.
$2400 (863)453-5599
WEIDER PRO SYSTEM- like
new, $200 firm
(863)763-41132 or
(863)634-2171t
YAMAHA ZUMA SCOOTER-
'05, 49cc, 40 actual miles.
Garage kepl $1700
(863)675-6437



DRUMS, Ludwig Junior. 5
piece, wilh symbols & slool
Lke new Relail3 $355 asking
$150 t863);63-698
GUITAR- JOHNSON Acousic
Black, e.,,ceiieni Ilne., seldom
used. like new. 3ol1 case,
$95 (863634-9316


BEAGLE. AKC reg ,Ir it lor.
male. 6 mis. old, sholi uP
to dale needs room TO run.
$3501 863l610 1197
BEAGLE PUPPIES(41: Fermales
6 ws.s wormed & 1i shul
APR rr, ici: perligree Ilil
$250ea (i863)63-4 723
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES UKC
Cerl All shols Vel checked
$300. l400 & $450
8b3.;6;.-3073
FISH TANK- 150 gallon $300
or be;3 oiner 18631673-2896
a3:lor Vicki
FISH TANKS- 150 )gil. 50 gal.
29 gal, (21 10 gal.. all Ior
$160 or will sell separate
18631201-3492
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS
parents on premises CKC 4
M & 1 F Vel checked & snhis
$550 each. (863)824-6781
JACK RUSSELL PUPPIES. (5).
ready 12/22. will olnr lii
Christmas, $200 each
(239)657-8549
LATINO COCKATIEL'S. pair. 6
mo. cld Hand Feed Yellow
$70 lor noin
(239)657-5760
LR SET- 6PC, North. Carolna
brown, DR.TABLE w/5
criais. slurdy. jll lor $500
neg 1863)675-2783 Muse
SCHNAUZER silver, 22 mos
old eais & lail cropped, all
shols $295 (561)271-1032


SPEAKER- 12" auduobahn. 1
truck and 1 car bo.. 200
wallt mp. power, wires &
luse,$150(863)697-3865


NEW COIN COLLECTOR want-
ing to ado 10 my collection
Please ca31 to sell coins 8
paper money 239-693-4891


CHRISTMAS TREE, 6 ., with
dozen'; oi ,ornamerirj. 25
years old, looks real. 150
S(863)763-5501

Agriculture



Christmas Trees 745
Farm Equipment 805
Farm Feed/Products 810
Farm Miscelaneous 815
Farm Produce 820
Farm Services
Offered 825
Farm Supplies/
Services Wanted 830
Fertilizer 835
Horses 840
Landscaping
Supplies 845
Lawn & Garden 850
Livestock 855
Poultry/Supplies 860
Seeds/Plants/
Flowers 865




BALES OF HAY, 100 bales,
$200. or will sell separate.
(863)763-1370


AOUA 9 year Iol Paoimino
Gelding 153 Hjnds. $1875
or Desi owner 863-824-0505
or863-6'7-1981
BUCKSKIN-PAINT, 3.5 years
old mare. 16 hrands. Very
sweet. Rides Qoodl Incld all
tack. $2500. (863.357;.6f-12





Okceechrobee'
se-Tradr
FREE
On Line Ad Servie
Buy Sell Trade
863-467-1304
A'w* odeeriobee-hor- e-trddEr com
L 3i n Ohechc-,e a red
PALOMINO MARE. Arourni, 20
years old, [iro.1 mjie -niry

SSADDLE HORSE, registered,
police' 15 hands, 13 yrs,
gentle disposition. To good
home. $1000 (863)467-4049



BAR-B-Q Grill, All stainless
steel, complete w/bottle. Like
new. $175 (863)610-1120
GAS GRILL, Charbroil, 2 burn-
er, with lava rocks. $50
(863)763-5501
LAWN MOWER- Self pro-
,pelled, very good condition,
$125 (863)763-8225 or
(86 b/.610'0.".
RIDING MOWER, Dixon with
15.5hp Craftsman new mo-
tor. $300 (239)986-0296
RIDING MOWER, Murray
12hp, runs perfect, needs
battery. $250
(239)986-0296
RIDING MOWER: MURRAY,
46", Good condition. $300
Firm. (863)697-1555
TORO ZTR MOWER, like new,
S$1695. (863)467-8683


BULL, registered Polled Here-
ford, 3 yrs. old, $1000..
(239)728-2173 Alva, ask
for David Bull
Okeechobee Livestock
Market Sales
Every Monday-12pm & every
Tuesday-11am. 763-3127

Rentals



Apartments 905
Business Places 910
Commercial
Property 915
Condos,/
Townhouses Rent920
Farm Property -
Rent 925
House Rent 930
Land Rent 935
Resort Property -
Rent 945
Roommate 950
Rooms to Rent 955
Storage Space -
Rent 960




IMMOKALEE- 2br, 2ba in gated
comm. Incl dining area, comm
pool, cable. Avail 01/01/07.
$790/mth. 239-481-1610


Cabin al Pioneer Planlations,
2,1. on 2': acies. $150 mo
+ ,ec aep 954-649-6641
or35-1--137;.311: i
LABELLE, 3/2. 1800 sq II
with carport,,all new.appl's,,
$1200 + 1st,, last & sec.
dep Peli welcome w.mep
1863)673-4183
LEHIGH ACRES, Criaming
.F lorida style 3BR/2BA, 2 car
aIrage. bOuil in 21)00
copleieeiy lenced back yard
on' .acie $13'00irmo Call
Barb Roce (239)293-14814
Moorehaven 3BR/2BA, All
appliances included 30 1 car
garage I$150imu: (2) avail.
8j3.9.l6-3333
PORT LaBelle, 3071 Beecn-
wood Cir 3bi -b3, Gar. few
Home 12100 mo + 1 ; mo :
863-673-3521 Sabreena
PORT LABELLE -BRAND NEW
3 BR BA, 2 Car Garage
iJejr Sihcujls Avil Imnmed
.i12001 mo. + ;e: rer'
lu1 iy7l ?.tu CI r 7 yfi0arni
,Ti 3 ijigpiTi-rili3'hitiliTail i:r no
RENTTO OWN
NICE 2BR,1BA. -11.103 Blinop
Circle F' L Belle new
ap ,Il'i.., Ile *L850U.'i O
12 390...4' 85




INDUSTRIAL OFFICE/
STORAGE SPACE
FOR LEASE
Approx: 2100 sq. ft. of
s;loragde an d 300 sq I of
irlnie spa ce eacr i Wih
it's own bathroom. Lo-
cated near the airport
and ':ui outside of lown
Buildirii Is appro:,' Iwo
.years old The ohlce has
very iC, rmarpelt arn, Iile
work There is small re-
ceplion jrea 'epjrate
Irom inhe main cullrce
Building ha a .e uni ,ly
syielli drid oul0or ,
lighlinn Please (all
(863)675-,015 lor mcre
Snlorm rra i



TURKEY CREEK: DDI Wide
W/Boal D o(I I full Ameriillie
Avail. Seasonal / Yearly. From
$750mo. 970-222 7682. "


OKEECHOBEE, To srnare 3BR
nouse. liiiiiies c (able irn
'1,6J100, O 1' ilirlhs, reni t
eci reqo 186it i73-6559



FORT KNOX- -
SELF STORAGE
New ig. units avail., air
conditioned & non-air,
ea riur niiaarmrn d jrea
fenced & well lighted,
space for boats, trailers,
RV & trucks. Manager on-
site, 1025 Commerce Dr.,
SLaBelle. 863-675-1025.
LABELLE RENT-A-SPACE -
Cowboy Way & Kennedy
Blvd. 5'x10' $42.80 mo. incl.
tax. 8'x10' $53.50 mo. incl.
tax. 10'x10' $58.85 mo. incl.
tax 8'x2020" $85.60 mo.
incl. tax 24 hr access $25
returnable key deposit.
863-675-2392.


Real Estate



Business Places -
Sale 1005
Commercial
Property Sale 1010
Condos..'
Townhouses Sale1015
Farms Sale 1020
Houses Sale 1025
Hunting Property 1030
Investment
Property Sale 1035
Land Sale 1040
Lots Sale 1045
Open House 1050
Out of State -
Property Sale 1055
Property Inspection1060
Real Estate Wanted 1065
Resort Property -
Sale 1070
Warehouse Space 1075
Waterfront Property 1080



GULF ACCESS Florida. Style
3br/2ba pool home on %
acre. $675,000. Contact
Er: heim in at Select Realty
Associates. 239-810-0203
LaBelle 3/3 Down Town, Near
Courthouse. Lg. rooms, Top
Area $209K or Annual Lease
$1800 Owner. 863-675-1107

LABELLE, 3BR/2BA, 1996
Homes of Merit, 3 large lots.
$155,000 (863)675-2759
PALM HARBOR Factory Liqui-
dation Sale. 2006 Models
Must Go! Modular, Mobile &
SStilt Homes. 0% DOWN
When You Own Your Own
Land!!l Call for FREE Color
Brochure. (800)622-2832:
PORT LaBelle: 4/2 Upgrades
galore! Lg. Rooms, Lg. Yard.
Near School. Price to sell.
$179,500., or Annual Lease


$1800. Owner 863-673-5071


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New Homes Available







825 E. Cowboy Way, Suite 108
Labele, Flodda 33935
863-612-0070


RENTTO OWN
NICE 2BR/1BA, 4003 Bishop
Circle, .Pt. LaBelle;. new
appl's & tile, reduced to
$129,000. (239)849-3856



Seasoned Hunters
looking to lease land for the
purpose of hunting pigs.
Please call(239)348-0202


NORTH FLORIDA LAND FOR
SALE: 20-acre Chestnut Or-
chard, Suwannee County;
10- and 20-acre tracts, high
& dry, Madison County;
$8,500-9,500/acre.
(850)971-7208.


PORT LABELLE, % acre lot,
cleared and ready to build.
$42,950. Owner financing.
10% down & $258/mo.
(863)599-1439



BEAUTIFUL NORTH CAROLI-
NA. MUST SEE BEAUTIFUL
& COLORFUL FALL FOLI-
AGEI WESTERN NC MOUN-
TAINS Homes, Cabins,
Acreage & INVESTMENTS.
Cherokee Mountain Realty
GMAC Real Estate, Murphy.
cherokeemountainrealty.com
Call for free brochure
(800)841-5868.
Coastal Georgia- New. Pre-
Construction Golf Commu-
nity. Large lots & condos w/
deepwater, marsh, golt. na-
ture views. Gated, Golf, Fit-
ness Center, Tennis. Trails,
Docks. $70k's- $300(.
(877)266-7376 www.coop-
erspointcom.
Gulf front lots $595k. Homes
starting mid $300k. New
master planned ocean front
'community on beautiful
Mustang Island, near Corpus
Christi, TX. www.clnnamon-
:shore.com, (866)891-5163.
NORTH CAROLINA- BEAUTI-
FUL BLUE RIDGE Mountain
Views. 3.2 Acre Mountain
Estate. Heavily Wooded with
Stream. EZ Financing-
$29,900. (800)230-6380,.
ext620.
North Carolina Cool Mountain
Air, Views & Streams,
Homes, Cabins & Acreage.
FREE BROCHURE
(800)642-5333. Realty Of
Murphy 317 Peachtree St.
Murphy, N.C. 28906.
www.realyofmurphy.com.


TENNESSEE Affordable lake &
mountain properties. Low
property taxes. No state in-
come tax Four seasons-
Southern hospitality. For
more info Call Lakeside Re-
alty (888)291-5253
www.lakesiderealty-tn.com.
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS Large
5 acre tract along very wide
trout stream with private ele-
vated homesite, good ac-
cess, view, trees, nearby
river, $59,500
(866)789-8535.
WYOMING RANCH DISPER-
SAL 35 acres 49,900; 70
acres $89,900; 110 acres -
$132,900. Snow-capped
mountain views. Surrounded
3y govl land Abundant wild-
ile. Recreational paradise.
Low taxes EZ terms. Call
Utah Ranches, LLC.
(888)541-5263.













MOBILE HOME STEPS- with
railing $45 (863)697-3090



LaBelle, 3 BR, 1 Ba.. Fenced,
No pets. $200 wk wllsl, last
wk's & sec. Must have refs &
credit check. 6 mos lease req.
(863)675-1010
Triple Wide, 3BR/2BA on 40
acres, c/a. screened porch.
$800 mo. + sec. dep.
954-649-6641 or
954-437-3044
TURKEY CREEK: Dbl. Wide
w/Boat Dock & Full Amenities.
Avail. Seasonal / Yearly. From
$750 mo. 970-222-7682

-obile Home


An 800 sq. ft. living area
in Barows Fish Camp,
441 SE, c/a, good cono..
$14,500 neg. 863)763-4149
or (561)-758-4337
CLEAN 2BR/1.5BA, on canal,
near Ortona Locks, asking
$85,000 (260)224-0700


EobieHom


MobileHome-
ReD~ntiU--


Caloosa Mobile Homes, Inc.
******************************

New mobile home for family
ready to move in.
321-427-9726 or 863-675-4300




CALOOSA MOBILE HOMES

14x70 Brand new home and lot
ready to live in, will finance with
$5000.00 down. 321-427-9726 or
863-675-4300.


28x60 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath home
and lot ready to live in, will finance
with $10,000.00 down.
321-427-9726 or 863-675-4300.


II you live in an old Mobile
Home, Out own your land.
purchase a new mobile
home with no money down.
Call (863)675-8888
LABELLE, in Aqua Isles MHR
1979 Doublewide, 2BR/2BA,
Furnished. $42.500
(863)675-3616
Land/Home Packages
Ready to move in. 3% Down
Payment with your good
credit. Call (863)675-8888
LeBelle, DB 2br. 20a, Exc
conn, Carport, Porcn, Beau-
tiful, Peaceful Senior Park.
LOW Mair (863)517-0975
New 4BR/2BA Doublewide
in nice subdivision. Ready
to move in. Low down
payment with your good
credit. Call (863)675-8888
New Modular Home with
garage. Ready to move in.
Must see to believe Stucco
siding, fireplace, glamour
bath. Financial available.
Call (863)675-8888
Trailer & Garage, totally re-
modeled, on 4 acres. 2
deeds, !'2 acre, plus 3', acre
field In back fenced, 15 mm.
from LaBelle on SR 80.
(954)549-4499
WHISPER CREEK, Lot 218,
1986 Franklin 33ft, new bed,
washer, furnace, carpet & roof
$13,900. (863)612-6991

Recreation




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Boats .3005



BASS '90- 21 ft., stralos with
200 np mercury, hyd. steer-
ing and gps system $5500
(863)634-7735


EXTENSION BAR for pulling
boat or trailer. Asking $100.
(863)357-6113
HURRICANE DECK BOAT 20'
better than new. Loaded.
W/trlr. Reduced to $16,000
due to health. Call
863-946-6639/634-2401
JON Boat- 12 FT., transom,
great for hunting, green, 6 hp
Johnson, trailer excellent
cond $400 (863)763-8797
MASTERCRAFT 1995, Ski
Boat w/trailer. Great shape'
$10,000. (863)675-1307
PONTOON BOAT: 50 HP Mo-
tor, Needs work & trailer.
$1200. (239)634-0915
RANGER 354V 1992, 150 hp
Evinrude XR.SS Prop., Com-
plete rebuild w/less than 75
hrs 36 v. motor guide, 3 bank
charger, tournament rigged.
Ranger trailer w/new wheels 8
tires. Cover. Always garaged
Excellent condition. $10,000.
(561)262-0493
promaxl3@adelphia.net
Ranger 520VX, '01, 225hp
Evin., 101 10. thrust trolling
mtr., jack plate, steel prop.
GPS map w/depth & fish
finder, charger sys.. Dimini
top, dbi axle trlr & much
more.Health problems, Must
Sell $18.900. NADA value
$24,000.Call (863)634-6134
SPIRIT SAILBOAT- 23', Wind
generator. New 9.8 0/B. Good
working cond. Just pulled from
water $7000. (863)484-0625
Campers/M L3010


Coachmen Travel Trailer '88
Sleeps 4 AC & neat gas range.
gas/elec fndge. $4200 in Plo-
neei, Henry Co 561-827-2464
Electricity Booster & Surge
Protector: Hughes 30 Amp.
Auto Former. 863-610-1120
Fleetwood American Dream
'00, 40 FT. 2 Slides/1lK, Many
extra's! Garaged, $120,000 or
possible trade. 863-467-5207


I PullIMcjNtille


ANCHORS, Fenders, outrig-
gers, $50 for all or will sep-
arate. (863)674-0281


2003 HONDA REBEL 250 CC,
2,475 mis. Extra's! Show
Room Condition. $2500 Firm
863-634-5862/467-8573
DIRT BIKE: 2004 Suzuki 85 L,
Only used.10 hours. $1700.
.(863)634-0856
HD Leathers, mens & ladies
jackets, chaps, pants, vests,
1 helmet, new & like new,
$200. (863)610-1964
TRAILER, Single cycle, tilt
with ramp, galvanized, 12"
tires, 12'2 overall length.
$550 (863)357-2113



BI-FOLD RAMPS- For Dirt-
bikes/4 Wheelers. Brand
new. $125. (863)763-2007
CAMO 4 WHEELER '06- 70CC.
greal kids gift, we are just
upgrading $500 neg.
(239)633-7173 MooreHaven
DIRT BIKE, Powersport, 70cc.
Brand new. $550 or best
offer. (863)675-0506 or
(863)675-3978 LaBelle
E-TON 2005 VIPER Jr., Exc.
cond. Perfect for Christmas.
$700 (863)763-6430 Iv. msg.
FOUR WHEELER, '06, 70cc,
upgrading, camo color, $500
or best offer. 239-633-7173
ask tor Sam
GO CART- runs, $300
(863)634-7706
Suzuki Eiger, '04, w/ramps,
400, 4x4, low miles, new tires,
winch, Must Sell $3000 or
best offer. (772)240-5038


Automobiles


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BUICK LESABRE, '89, front
end damage but exc. motor,
$300. (863)673-0111
CADILLAC DEVILLE, 1992 -
Runs great, a/c, $1,500 firm.
Call 863-946-1859
CADILLAC.jL DORADO.'97,
ETC, Fully loaded, white pearl
diamond, has new parts,
$5500 (561)723-1849
CAMARO- '94- 143k miles,
18' mag wheels, 2 10" sub-
woofers, CD, low profile tires
$2000(863)467-0466
CHRYSLER LEBARON 1989
Convertible, $1500
863-824-6112/772-349-8637


CAMARO Z28 '80- all original,
350 auto, Power windows,
For Sale or Trade, $1700
(863)634-6601
DODGE NEON 2001- 4dr,
sports edition, 4cyl, 5sp,
rear spoiler. $3500.
863-447-2276 .
FORD THUNDERBIRD '88,
.Needs work. $300
(772)597-6240
GEO TRACKER '92- fair condi-
tion, $1000 or best offer
(863)467-6778
HONDA CIVIC HYBRID-'04,
Gray, Low ml. 12,800 mi.
Exc cond in/outside. Sirrus
$16,000. (561)924-2005
LINCOLN MARK VII '92, 5.0.
V8, auto., low miles. $1600
(863)675-7105
OLDS CUTLASS '98- needs
motor, very nice car, $1000
(863)612-5457 after 5 PM
or weekends
OLD'S DELTA EIGHTY-EIGHT,
'89, New tires, Runs good,
125K mi. $850.
(863)697-0241
PONTOON, 20', w/85hp Force,
$1995. (863)467-8683
TOYOTA TERCEL '90, Good
condition, a/c works, auto.,
front wheel drive. $750
(863)467-4537



CHEVY BLAZER '98: AC
works, good condition.
$3000 or Dest offer. Call
863-835-5813.
CJ JEEP '83, Must see, good
condition. $5500
(239)707-1848
FORD EXPLORER '97- 4x4.
parting out, all or parts $400
Call for details
(772)834-4235
NISSAN PATHFINDER '96
4x4, 6 cyl., Leather, Auto., All
power. Very nice. Everything
works! $5500 (863)634-6235


GOLF CART- Electric. 3 wheel,
with charger, $600
(863)634-5225
YAMAHA, Electric, $900 or
best offer. (989)831-5135



FORD F350- '94. Diesel, su-
percrew. 220 K, runs needs
work, $1500 (863)763-7831
or (772)370-1634


CAR MOTOR- Ford, 302 High
output. Used. $700.
(863)983-2255
CHEVY MOTOR 305, out of
'87 Chevy truck. $100
(863)673-6684
FORD F150 '87, Has blown
motor. $500 or best otrer.
(863)484-0504
FRONT CLIP, Complete for
'88 F150. With radiator &
shroud. $150.
(863)763-2044
PARTS, 4x4, trans., transfer
cases & other parts. Ford,
Chevy & Jeep. $500 for all,
will separate. (561)644-4840


RIMS & TIRES- (4) proline al-
loy, 8 spoke, silver gray for '01.
Nissan Altima SE, $200 or
best offer (863)902-1159
RIMS & TIRES, Factory, from
'07 Chevy Impala LTZ, 17"
rims, 225/55/R17 Goodyears.
$1500 neg. (863)697-0328
TAILGATE, Off a'01 Dodge
truck. $100 or best offer.
(863)634-7318
TIRES & RIMS- Ford P150
tires & Unlv. rims,
P265/75R15 Goodyear
$200 (863)261-1562
TIRES (4), LT285/75/R16,
60% good. Bugsnot Maxis
Mudders. $150
(863)763-0852 ..
TIRES(2)- Michelin, 255/80R,
22.5, for RV. $100 for pair.
772-597-2426
TRUCK BED, 8 f lits '01
Dodge Ram, with bumper,
lights & bedliner. $900.
(863)675-1862
WEIAND TUNNEL RAM IN-
TAKE, with 2 4-Darrel carbu-
retors. $400(863)673-1258


CHEVY- '83, 1 ton Dually, With
hydraulic lilt dump bed.
$1000. or trade.
(863)634-7706
CHEVY '83, "'Ton, 350 auto.,
2wd. needs work $1500 or
best offer. (863)763-0852
CHEVY '86, 1/2 Ton, 2wd. a/c.
$1500 or best otter.
(863)697-9806
CHEVY TRUCK 1994 Stage
Coach Conversion, 71K mis.,
350 cu. in., Show Room Con-
dition Must see' For more in-
lo. Call Smoky (863)634-5862
1863)467-8573
FORD F150 '92- 4x4, needs a
motor, body in excellent
cond., $1000 or best offer
(863)634-5289
FORD RANGER 1996 4x4,
Needs transmission. $2000.
(863)612-1606
FORD RANGER- '95, White,
Cold A/C, 4 cyl., Auto.,
$1000. or best offer
(863)357-3400


CHEVY BLAZER- '85. K5 Mud
truck, 6' lift 36" tres. 305. V8.
GM 14 boll rear. $1800. Call
for more info (863)697-3865
CHEVY TAHOE '02, 49k miles,
lots of extras, excellent cond.
$21,000 (239)707-1848
FORD HUNTING BUGGY, runs,
needs some work. $1500
Call Enk 863-634-0771


NEW TRAILER- 5x8, with
mesh ramp. $625
1863)357-5754
TSC 4X8 TRAILER-brand new
$400 (863)467-6778
UTILITY TRAILER- 5x11 dove-
tail, all metal construction,
new lights, new wires $400
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Letters

Continued From Page 15
Dear Santa,
What I want for me and my
family. I want a little pool table the
ones that have a white ball and hit
other heavy balls. That's the thing I
only want. Now it's my family's
turn. First my sister Jailine. I am not
sure what she wants but I think a
doll that does all sorts of things. My
mom I have no clue what she
wants. Maybe perfumes or clothes.
Mydad maybe wants? I don't know
well because they did not tell me.
Butyou knowwhat I want.
Love,
Jorge G.

Dear Santa,
I want a Game cube for me, I
want a Game Cube because I am
always board. Both my two game-
boys and my Nintendo DS were
broken, But a Game cube will not
break unless it fall really bad. My
baby sister won't break it. And I'll
need controllers to play. Also I want
the game Mario Kart Double Dash.
But if you don't get me the game or
controller I'll buy them. I feel as if I
was playing the Game Cube.
Love,
Roel

Dear Santa Class,
I hope I ben a good little girl this
Chrissmass. I would like a PSP,
Comepupter, phone, and a charm-
nakelass. I would like thess thing
because they are cool thing that are
fun to play with but not the charm-
nakelass the Charmnakelass is just
to ware See you next Chrissmass.
PS Have aJoly Chrissmass
Love: Kalya Conde

To: Santaclass
Dear Santa I Hope you bring me
a Pocket rocket because I like to
ride on things. Pocke rockets are
fun to ride on because they have
mothers and go fast. They ride for
along time if you put a lot of gas.
Santa I hope you give my family
parents to because they are special
to me. I like they She get it because
I get parents. I love my family that's
why I want they to get parents too.
Santa I hope you get me a PSP
because I lost the cord to my PS2. I
get to Play in the car if I get a PSP.
And I get to go on line and lisin to
music. PSP's are fun too.
Santa I hope you bring me a
Snow globe because I like them. I
like them because they have snow


blowing in the air. Someones have
cute snowmen in them.
Santa I hope you do all the stuff
for me. I want you to because I my
family antoys. I what my family
and I to have fun.
NicholasAho

Dear Santa,
I know I wanted a dirt bike, two
dogs, a bike, four wheeler, and a
Nintendo, xbox, and new game for.
all of the nintendos, xbox because
so I won't be lethargic in the morn-
ing. And I want all of that stuff to
have fun in the moving, after noon
and evening. I never had that many
stuff last Cristmas.
Love, Adrian

Dear Santa, for christmas I
would like a new bike because
mine got stepped from a car, and it
fits me to small. I would also like
shoes with wheels because I want
to know how it feels like to have
wheels in shoes. And finally what I
want for christmas is a tree house
for me, my brother, and my sister.
This is all I want for christmas.
Thankyou.
Love, Maria

Dear Santa,
...Here are some things that I
would like for Christmas, I would
like a; memory card, tv set, a game
for playstaition 2, a bike, and a new
xbox. The reason I like these things
are because I deserve these things.
The reason I deserve these things
are because I'm nice to everyone.
The last reason is because I've never
got sent the principle's office.
Love,
Eduardo

DearSanta,
For Christmas Iwould like a bike.
Because my bike has nasty handle-
bars. I also want a DS Because I
want some games with it. I want
syoer Maro brothers. Because, It will
go with my DS I asked for.
Love, Melanie Lee Forehand

Dear Santa,
I would like to have for chrismas
is a ps3, xbox, a game boy, a game
cube, and psl. That is what I would
like to have for chrismas.
Yours truly,
JT

Dear Santa, I would like a game
system call wil and the game Zelda
why for ficycle actives. A new skate
borad for my brother Patrick. A


new modum for my mom's com-
puter. A new mountain bike for my
brother Johnny. A new foid truck
for my dad and a Dora magic castle
for my sister emily.
From Ryan

Dear Santa,
My sister wants for Christmas a
barbie girl. Because she's been ask-
ing my dad and my mom one but
she never gets one. For Christmas I
want a bike one that run's fast and
are big. Because last time my dad
bought me one they stole it and
never returned it back. My sister
and me want that for Christmas
and nothing else in the world.
Love,
Jorge Jimenez

Dear Santa, Seens I was 9 1
wanted a Ipod. And for my sister a
labtop because she needs it for her
nursing world and for my dad a lot
of tools. He likes to fix thing or fix
cars. So for my mom a new things
for the chicken. And for my bother
a gameboy he wants one when we
go to the mall.
Love: Dalia Gomez

Dear Santa,
I would like to get a new game
boy. For my little sister a new bike.
For my mom something that's nice
for the kitchen. For my dad a new
suit for church. Thats what I would
like to get for my family.
Dear Santa, I want a puppy
because I've been dying for one.
And the most important thing I
want for my family is for my grand-
ma to do better because she isn't
doingwell.
From, Alondra

Dear Santa, I want a netendo
DS. I think my sister wants a Barbie
for Christmas my other sister want
a new bike she away ride her friend
my brother wants a remote croll
car with turbo on it my big brother
wants a fourwheeler I think my
mom wants a new house my dad
wants a new mostertruck.
From Andy

Dear Santa,
I want a mini bike. I want a mini
bike because I have never had one.
I see people ride there mini bike all
over the town. I think it well be fun
to get a mini bike. Another thing I
want for santa claus is present for
all my family. I think they could
deserve a lots of present.
Love, Felix

Dear Santa, I want an NFL foot-
ball game for my GameBoy


Advance. Last I want a play station
2 with no games with it because I
could just rent games from the
movie gallery.
Love,
Jesse Pequeno III

Dear Santa Clause,
...The first thing I would like
would be a race car toy for my
brother. My brother likes to race
and I think he'd like it. The Next
thing would be a locket for me with
a picture of my family inside it.
Another would be a blue mini
flashlight with a mini rench and
hamer for my Daddy. My Daddy is a
busy guy in building things. Last
but most special would be some
diamond jewlrey for my hard work-
ing Momma. She deserves it!
Those are the things I want.
Love, Myranda

Mrs. Dana/
Mr. Wedeles 3rd grade
Dear Santa:
I was just wondering how you
and Mrs. Clause were doing. Are
you going to be ready for the big
trip? Hopefully it won't be foggy so
you can get all the good kids pres-
ents. Are the elves making lots of
presents? And are all of the reindeer
doing good.
Sincerely,
Joey Leon

Dear Santa: ,
How is everybody doing?.Do
you like Chocolate chip cookies? I
like Christmas because it is Jesus
birthday and I can celebrate Christ-
mas with my family. What I want
for Christmas is a cat. You pick the
rest. I was bad and good.
Sincerely,
Yaray

Dear Santa:
I had been a good girl this year. I
would like to give you sugar cook-
ies. How is Mrs. Claus? How is
Rudolph? Is Rudolph ready for his
trip? My favorite part of Christmas is
that we get lots of presents from my
family. Santa could I have a cell-
phone?
Sincerely,
Jasmine

Dear Santa:
I'm sad because we never get
gifts for Christmas. We.go to Mexi-
co instead. I wish we get gifts this
Christmas. All we do is just watch
people enjoy Christmas gifts. But I
like visiting my family. I don't now if
I'm bad or good. But less about me


more about you. How is Rudolph,
is he okay? Is Rudolph a family
member of the horse? What do
you do when it's not Christmas?
How are the elves up in the North
Pole? Christmas is really fun!
Sincerely, .
Jessica G.

Dear Santa:
What I like most about Christ-
mas is when half of my family
comes. And we all open are pres-
ents. Everyone runs with their pres-
ent wearing them j playing with
them. Ok enough about my
favorite Christmas. What about
yours are you busy, do you see your
family, do you see who is nice or
noty? What kind of cookies do you,
like? Do you want cupcakes?
Sincerely,
Ariel

Dear Santa:
I want from you is a baby Pet
Rabbite. I want to know if you
word like a favorite cookie? I want
fake money from Christmas. From
Christmas I want a lot of.stickers. I
hope that you Rudolph get a gift to
you. I want from Christmas is
everyone has a good Christmas. I
want a nice Christmas. I hope that
Jesus has a good Birthday.
Sincerely,
Bridget i

Dear Santa:
I want an xbox 360 for crismas. I
hope you are getting ready. What I
love about Christmas is Jesus Birth-
day on Christmas eve. I want one
tent and new laptop and a new CD
player and the best head phones.
Sincerely,
JamesB.

Dear Santa:
How is Mrs. Claus doing? Santa I
am doing good at school and I lis-
ten to my parents every day. Are the
elves working hard and the rein-
deer too? Please can I have a
xbox360. I want a psp. Also can I
have video games.
Sincerely,
Mark

Dear Santa:
This year for Christmas I. want
the heels shoes, cloths, a pet rab-
bit, a hamster, fish and a baby dog.
How are the Raindeers? Are they
sick? Some times I am nice some-
time I am mean. The best thing I
like from Christmas is opening my
presents. How is Mrs. Claus and the
elves? What is your favorite cookie?
Sincerely,
AmyA.


Dear Santa:
I love Christmas because it is a
special holiday. Cause is some
one's birthday and that's Jesus. We
wish we can see Santa Claus in real
live and tell him how happy I well
be if I see him, and tell him what
kind of cookies he wants. My broth-
er wants to tell Rudolph if he's
ready for Christmas. I like Christ-
mas because you get gifts. Me and
my brother are behaving good on
Sunday I bought both two waters
for my uncles. Been so good my
mom give me five dollars and we
all had a happy Christmas.
The End!
Sincerely,
Luis

Dear Santa: :
I love Christmas because it is
Jesus' happy BirthDay. I do not
know if I behaving good. What is.
your favorite cookies? How is the
elves, Mrs .Claus, and Rudolph? I
wish I had a New bike, book and
dog.
Sincerely,
Eliudan S.

SDear Santa:
I. love Christmas because it is:
Jesus' birthday and my family loves..
Jesus. How are Mrs. Claus,
Rudolph, and the elves doing? Mr.
Santa, could I please have a cell.
phone and some heeley, shoes?
What kind of cookies doyou like?
Sincerely,
Aliya

Dear Santa:
What is your favorite cookie?
How is Rudolph, the elves, and
Mrs. Claus? I hope you are ready for
Christmas Eve? This is what I want
for Christmas. I want a gray laptop,
and moon shoes, and Nintendo Ds
pink, Digi Makeover Game, The
Cheetah Girls 2 CD, Cheetah Girls
Speaker Pillow, Quick gems.
Sincerely,
Chavelly

Dear Santa:
I would like to visit you at the
North Pole. I will give y u choco-
late chip cookie's at Christmas
night. Christmas is fun because you
get present from Santa Claus. Hey
and how is Mrs. Clause and the
elves? I hope they are fine. Wait, do
you like chocolate chip cookies? I
hope you do. My mom does not
know to make chocolate chip
cookies. All I want for Christmas is
cell phone and a laptop that has
internet. And Quick Gems.
Sincerely,
Jessica
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Caloosa Belle, Thursday, December 14,2006


Students explain finished projects to LaBelle


By Kristin Hunter
Students from Marilys
Nepomechie's Graduate Design III
class at Florida International Uni-
versity returned to LaBelle to fur-
ther explain their now finished
architectural projects. They were
here back in October at the First
Baptist Church to present their
projects to the LaBelle community
at the halfway point. Now they are
finished with their projects and
most have made a few changes.
Most of the projects became more
specific. They didn't really change
their projects, they just expanded
on their original idea. They have
continued by figuring out what the
inside and outside materials will
be. Most of the students chose the
river as the location for their new
buildings and decided to tear down
the existing library and move the
bridge on Bridge St. to a more con-
ducive part of town. All students
noticed that the traffic by the bridge
is too busy and too dangerous in
the middle of downtown and
needs to be re-routed for safety.
One of the projects was a
Marine Biology Facility on the river
done by Abdel Martel. He chose to
tear down the existing Barron
Library and demolish the existing
bridge and would build two new
bridges between Lee and Main St.
His building is of contemporary
architecture that is mainly con-
crete. He uses an all glass curtain


Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter
Abdel Martel explains his model of a Marine Biology Facility
to Linda McVey and Mac Baker.


wall so that the view of the river
and the city is seen at all points
throughout his building. His build-
ing also consists of a media center
and auditorium on the second level
for community use. He also chose
to build an on-site housing pro-
gram a.k.a. apartments across
from his building on the other side
of the river for student housing.
The University of North Carolina, as
well as University of Miami both
have buildings similar to his Marine
Biology Facility but on a much larg-


er scale. The idea of his building is
to be similar to the Parliament
House in Australia which is an
urban center that combines func-
tion and entertaining at the same
time.
Patricia Galleagos designed a
floating museum and library. She
also chose to tear down the current
Barron Library and use that space
as her building space The building
is both accessible from the bridge
or by dock. The floating museum is
intended to be stable and mobile


so people can hop on and ride
down the river while learning
about the history of it. It would be
similar to a river tour or they can be
attached to the bridge and learn
about the history from there. The
library is accessible from the
ground up, meaning that people
can walk on the roof of the library.
Daphne Rosas designed a com-
munity centered building that she
originally planned to sit on 400 (t. of
the riverfront. She changed her
mind and decided to angle her
buildings to be an extension of the
city rather than running along the
bank of the river. Her buildings also
became more angular. She also
chose to use the glass wall
approach SQ as to have a great view
at all times.
Isis Dorado designed a civic
center, restaurant, market place
and retail building. She decided to
change the look ot her building
and also added a hotel. She also
changed the direction of the river
water flow into the building from
clockwise to counter clockwise.
Her building is narrow because it
helps with light and air flow into
the building. All the walls are made
of glass to get a good view of the
river and city. She also decided to
re-route the bridge over to Lee St.
and change the bridge into a mari-
na.
Alberto Corripio designed a
library museum multi-use space


Third class of HEO graduates


building. He .changed his land-
scape and interior designs and
added a kids' playground aswell as
an outdoor exercise area where
the current Barron Park is.
Daniel Garcia changed the
angle of his building and added a
zone of activity for basketball and
tennis. His design is intended to
break up the active and non-active
zones. Daniel discussed the major
issue with the bridge being where
it is currently located because it is
very dangerous and sees too much
heavy traffic. He discussed different
options of placing the bridge in
LaBelle in a different location with
agriculture engineer and river
expert John Capece. They dis-
cussed areas such as'City Ditch Rd.,
Collingswood, Birchwood and in


between Lee St. and Bridge St.
Citizens of LaBelle were there to
look over the students' ideas and
were very hopeful for the future of
downtown LaBelle.




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The Education Center of
Southwest Florida and the South
Florida Water Management Dis-
trict recognized ten graduating
students from the third Heavy
Equipment Operator Training
Class on Friday afternoon at the
Port LaBelle Inn.
Students received certificates
and certification cards from the
Education Center of Southwest
Florida, the Safety and Equip-
ment Operator Certification
School of Southwest Florida and
the Southwest Florida Safety
Council. Lunch was catered by
Gator Hammock. Students
receiving the recognition are:
Julius Bishop, Uriah While, Mar-
cos Gutierrez, David Arnold, Her-
bert Bell, Edward Triplett, Efrain
Ruiz, Jesus Desantiago, John
Donnelly and Jerry Hall. Train-
ers, Robert Johnson, David Ross,
Ron Delay and Luis Cantu were
recognized and thanked for their
leadership. Special guest was
Becky Meeler from the
Hendry/Glades Career and Ser-
vice Center.


Heavy equipment operator graduates.


The Education Center has
coordinated the training of 43
students in level one Heavy
Equipment Operation through
the Safety and Equipment Oper-
ator Certilication School of
South Florida since August 28,
2006, at the Ft Denaud training


site.
Another class which has start-
ed is the Construction Trades
Class, in which eight students
have received training in the pro-
gram since October 16 at the
Steeltek business site in Port
LaBelle.


Caloosa Belle/Kristin Hunter

Anyone interested in partici-
pating in either class, please call
the Education Center Director,
Sonny Hughes, at 675-6800 for
further information regarding
the programs. The next classes
are scheduled to begin in Janu-
ary 2007.


New director of land development named


Daniel J. Ciesielski has joined
Bonita Bay Group as director of
land development for the Eastern
Region. According to Mitch
Hutchcraft, regional vice presi-
dent of Bonita Bay Group, Ciesiel-
ski will be responsible for manag-
ing the development of the
company's communities in its
eastern region, including Hendry,
Glades and Highland counties.
from conceptual planning
through construction.
Mr. Ciesielski has more than
two decades of experience in land


Letters
Continued From Page 19
Dear.Santa:
I want to know howyour doing.
Can you come over here so we can
see.you. How are your elves doing.
I have been a good boy. I hope you
bring your reindeer Ruddph with
you. Can you bring me a remote
control car for Christmas. That is all
I want for Christmas.
Sincerely,
Omar
Dear Santa:
I would like a remote control
car for Christmas. My dad needs
some new clothes. My momwould
like some perfume. Santa I have
been a good boy. Santa I hope you
and Rudolph have a safe trip.
Sincerely,
Adelaido
Dear Santa:
I want for Christmas is a new
Batt MiddEarth too. I want army
men. I Been good But my brother is
naughty. Wat is your fevit cookies
Santa Claus. The Christmas tree
and the presents.
Sincerely,
Damne
Dear Santa:
I want to see you Santa Claus. I
want for Christmas is a brand new
Trampoline. I am behaving really
good. How is Mis. Claus, the elves,
and reindeer? On Christmas eve I
like to open a lot of presents.
Sincerely,
Marvin H.
Dear Santa:
I love Christmas because it is
Jesus' birthday. I am doing good at
School because on my reportcard I
got AB Honor Roll. How is every-


development He most recently
served as director of land devel-
opment for a development com-
pany in Southwest Florida where
he %\as responsible for eight com-
munities with a total budget of
more than -$85 million per \ear.
He has also served as city con-
struction manager for the city of
Homestead, and as a design engi-
neer for \VilsonMiiler.
He, earnedhis B S.C.E. degree
from the university of South Car-
olina, and he is a member of the
Urban Land Institute.


one doing? Can-I have a gameboy
Please and Thank you. What kind
of cookies do you like as your
favorite cookies?
Sincerely, love
Charlene B.


Bonita Bay Group is a diversi-
fied company involved in the
planning, development, sales and
management of master-planned
communities, free-standing recre-
ational amenities and commer-
cial facilities throughout South-
west Florida. The company is
respected for its commitment to
meticulous planning, environ-
mental stewardship, integrity and
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